Arda Denkel

Arda Denkel
Arda Denkel
Born	6 July 1949; Ankara
Died	21 May 2000; Istanbul, Turkey
Era	Contemporary philosophy
Region	Western philosophy
School	Analytic
Main interests	Philosophy of language · Philosophy of mind
	Influences P. F. Strawson;

Arda Denkel (6 July 1949 – 21 May 2000) was a Turkish philosopher. He studied at the University of Oxford and, under Peter Strawson, wrote his D.Phil. dissertation which he later developed into a more expansive study with his book The Natural Background of Meaning in 1999.

Upon his return to Turkey he became an important promoter of analytical philosophy in Turkey, a country traditionally almost entirely cultivated within a continental atmosphere, and became a faculty member in the philosophy department at the Bogazici University in Istanbul for the rest of his life.

He was twice a visiting professor at the University of Wisconsin between 1985 and 1989, and served as a member of the steering committee of the European Society for Analytic Philosophy (ESAP) between 1996 and 1999.

He also authored several other books and articles in both Turkish and English, including his Object and Propertyin 1996. He died in 2000 after a prolonged fight with a brain tumour.

Books

1981| Anlaşma: Anlatma ve Anlama

1984| Bilginin Temelleri

1984| Anlamın Kökeni

1986| Nesne ve Doğası

1995| Reality and Meaning: A Particularistic Point of View

1995| Reality and Meaning

1996| Anlam ve Nedensellik

1997| Düşünceler ve Gerekçeler I

1997| Düşünceler ve Gerekçeler II

1998| İlkçağ’da Doğa Felsefeleri

1999| The Natural Background of Meaning

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gollark: I mostly only regularly carry around a phone, my keys/USB stick, and wallet.

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