John Rogers Searle
Born in 1932
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John Rogers Searle is an American philosopher born in 1932.
He was a professor at UC Berkeley, specializing in philosophy of language, mind, and social philosophy.
Searle is known for his contributions to speech act theory and his Chinese Room thought experiment.
He was the first tenured professor to join the Free Speech Movement at Berkeley.
Searle has received numerous accolades, including the Jean Nicod Prize and the National Humanities Medal.
His work has been influential in various philosophical fields, particularly in discussions of consciousness and artificial intelligence.
Books by John Rogers Searle

The Construction of Social Reality
by John Rogers Searle
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1995
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256 pages
3.9
919 ratings
Philosophy
Sociology
Psychology

Minds, Brains and Science
by John Rogers Searle
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1984
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107 pages
3.76
604 ratings
Philosophy
Science
Psychology

Speech Acts
by John Rogers Searle
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1969
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203 pages
3.88
497 ratings
Philosophy
Linguistics
Language

Freedom and Neurobiology
by John Rogers Searle
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2005
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113 pages
3.55
244 ratings
Philosophy
Science
Neuroscience

Mind
by John Rogers Searle
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2004
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224 pages
3.86
858 ratings
Philosophy
Psychology
Neuroscience