Bernard Williams on Regarding One's Own Action Purely Externally

A Death Of Ones Own

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Truth, Politics, and Self-deception by Bernard Williams

1 HERE are social practices and virtues which, if we are to characterize them, require us to mention the truth. This is not the same as mentioning what other people hold true (their beliefs), or just mentioning what we regard as true (our own beliefs). We may contrast in this respect two different virtues of truth, which may be labeled sincerity and accuracy. Sincerity (at the most basic level)...

An Inference System for Exhaustive Generation of Mixed and Purely Negative Implications from Purely Positive Ones

The objective of this article is to study the problem of generating implications with negation when only a set of purely positive implications related to a formal context K = (G,M, I) is provided. To that end, we define a sound and complete inference system which includes a characterization of implications whose left-hand side is a key in the context K|K̃ representing the apposition of the conte...

We are the ones who impede our own progress.

To the Editor: Recently, an updated Practice Advisory has been published regarding perioperative visual loss associated with spine surgery. I feel the need to highlight certain statements in the Advisory that are contradictory to the long-standing effort in the anesthesiology/critical care communities to place fluid management on a more rational basis. Starting decades ago, significant effort h...

Perceiving One ' s Own Action