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Index
EEn Approaches to Metaphysics
Copyright Info TOC
List of Contributors Introduction: Taking Metaphysics Seriously
I II III Notes
I II III Notes Part One - Issues In Classical Metaphysics
Chapter 1 Does Being Have A Nature? (or: Metaphysics As A Science Of The Real)
Introduction Conclusions 1 And 9 Aureol Against The First Conclusion Defense Of The First Conclusion Defense Of The Conclusion The Unity Of The Concept The Reality Of The Concept Against Univocity Conclusion Notes
Introduction Conclusions 1 And 9 Aureol Against The First Conclusion Defense Of The First Conclusion Defense Of The Conclusion The Unity Of The Concept The Reality Of The Concept Against Univocity Conclusion Notes Chapter 2 Logic And Metaphysics In German Philosophy From Melanchthon To Hegel
I II III IV V Notes
I II III IV V Notes Chapter 3 Metaphysics‚ Mathematics‚ And Pre-established Harmony
Introduction Schlick, Reichenbach, And The Use Of The Concept Of Pre-established Harmony The Revival Of Leibniz Studies And PreEstablished Harmony Cantor And The Formation Of Mathematical Concepts The Göttingen School Edmund Husserl Conclusion Notes
Introduction Schlick, Reichenbach, And The Use Of The Concept Of Pre-established Harmony The Revival Of Leibniz Studies And PreEstablished Harmony Cantor And The Formation Of Mathematical Concepts The Göttingen School Edmund Husserl Conclusion Notes
Chapter 1 Does Being Have A Nature? (or: Metaphysics As A Science Of The Real)
Introduction Conclusions 1 And 9 Aureol Against The First Conclusion Defense Of The First Conclusion Defense Of The Conclusion The Unity Of The Concept The Reality Of The Concept Against Univocity Conclusion Notes
Introduction Conclusions 1 And 9 Aureol Against The First Conclusion Defense Of The First Conclusion Defense Of The Conclusion The Unity Of The Concept The Reality Of The Concept Against Univocity Conclusion Notes Chapter 2 Logic And Metaphysics In German Philosophy From Melanchthon To Hegel
I II III IV V Notes
I II III IV V Notes Chapter 3 Metaphysics‚ Mathematics‚ And Pre-established Harmony
Introduction Schlick, Reichenbach, And The Use Of The Concept Of Pre-established Harmony The Revival Of Leibniz Studies And PreEstablished Harmony Cantor And The Formation Of Mathematical Concepts The Göttingen School Edmund Husserl Conclusion Notes
Introduction Schlick, Reichenbach, And The Use Of The Concept Of Pre-established Harmony The Revival Of Leibniz Studies And PreEstablished Harmony Cantor And The Formation Of Mathematical Concepts The Göttingen School Edmund Husserl Conclusion Notes Part Two - Modern Challenges To The Scope Of Metaphysics
Chapter 4 The Integration Of History And Metaphysics
Notes
Notes Chapter 5 Suffering, Metaphysics, And Nietzsche’s Path To The Holy
Introduction The Tragic Myth: Cosmology The Conceits Of Decline: Metaphysics The Authority Of Suffering: Christianity An Astonishing Innocence Gratitude: The Possibility Of Virtue The Holy Way Conclusion Notes
Introduction The Tragic Myth: Cosmology The Conceits Of Decline: Metaphysics The Authority Of Suffering: Christianity An Astonishing Innocence Gratitude: The Possibility Of Virtue The Holy Way Conclusion Notes Chapter 6 Can ‘Creation’ Be A Metaphysical Concept?
Introduction Ontological Dependence And ‘Creation’ Heidegger, Theology And Metaphysics Heidegger And Metaphysics Conclusion Closing Comment Notes
Introduction Ontological Dependence And ‘Creation’ Heidegger, Theology And Metaphysics Heidegger And Metaphysics Conclusion Closing Comment Notes Chapter 7 Metaphysics West And East: Bosanquet And Sankara
Introduction Bosanquet Bosanquet On The World And The Absolute The Absolute And Individuality The Concrete Universal And The Finite Individual Summary Sankara Sankara On (the World) And (universal Sell) And The Concepts Of (finite Self), (world), (true Self) And (ignorance) The Realization Of The Self And The Absolute Some Final Remarks Notes
Introduction Bosanquet Bosanquet On The World And The Absolute The Absolute And Individuality The Concrete Universal And The Finite Individual Summary Sankara Sankara On (the World) And (universal Sell) And The Concepts Of (finite Self), (world), (true Self) And (ignorance) The Realization Of The Self And The Absolute Some Final Remarks Notes
Chapter 4 The Integration Of History And Metaphysics
Notes
Notes Chapter 5 Suffering, Metaphysics, And Nietzsche’s Path To The Holy
Introduction The Tragic Myth: Cosmology The Conceits Of Decline: Metaphysics The Authority Of Suffering: Christianity An Astonishing Innocence Gratitude: The Possibility Of Virtue The Holy Way Conclusion Notes
Introduction The Tragic Myth: Cosmology The Conceits Of Decline: Metaphysics The Authority Of Suffering: Christianity An Astonishing Innocence Gratitude: The Possibility Of Virtue The Holy Way Conclusion Notes Chapter 6 Can ‘Creation’ Be A Metaphysical Concept?
Introduction Ontological Dependence And ‘Creation’ Heidegger, Theology And Metaphysics Heidegger And Metaphysics Conclusion Closing Comment Notes
Introduction Ontological Dependence And ‘Creation’ Heidegger, Theology And Metaphysics Heidegger And Metaphysics Conclusion Closing Comment Notes Chapter 7 Metaphysics West And East: Bosanquet And Sankara
Introduction Bosanquet Bosanquet On The World And The Absolute The Absolute And Individuality The Concrete Universal And The Finite Individual Summary Sankara Sankara On (the World) And (universal Sell) And The Concepts Of (finite Self), (world), (true Self) And (ignorance) The Realization Of The Self And The Absolute Some Final Remarks Notes
Introduction Bosanquet Bosanquet On The World And The Absolute The Absolute And Individuality The Concrete Universal And The Finite Individual Summary Sankara Sankara On (the World) And (universal Sell) And The Concepts Of (finite Self), (world), (true Self) And (ignorance) The Realization Of The Self And The Absolute Some Final Remarks Notes Part Three - On The Road To Metaphysics – Freedom, Agency, And Existence
Chapter 8 Metaphysics And The Origins Of Arendt’s Account Of Evil And Human Freedom
Notes
Notes Chapter 9 Agents, Causes, And Explanations: The Idea Of A Metaphysical System
The Nature Of Metaphysics A Sense Of Efficient Causality Ideas About Agents Agency And The Metaphysical Divide The World Of Objects More Ideas About Agents The Centrality Of Complex Properties And Predicates The Delineation Of Complexity Understanding A Universe With Complex Predicates How Agents Figure In Such A Universe The Will And The Boundaries Of Experience Could Anything Move A “will”? The Disjunctive Transcendentals The Tensions In Theism Notes
The Nature Of Metaphysics A Sense Of Efficient Causality Ideas About Agents Agency And The Metaphysical Divide The World Of Objects More Ideas About Agents The Centrality Of Complex Properties And Predicates The Delineation Of Complexity Understanding A Universe With Complex Predicates How Agents Figure In Such A Universe The Will And The Boundaries Of Experience Could Anything Move A “will”? The Disjunctive Transcendentals The Tensions In Theism Notes Chapter 10 Speculative And Analytical Philosophy, Theories Of Existence, And The Generalization Of The Mathematical Function
Theories Of Existence The Weak Theory Of Existence Speculative Philosophy And The SelfExplanatory Speculative And Analytical Philosophy: The Activity Debate The Generalizations Of The Function Activity And Ineffability The Strategy Of Generalization The Theory Of Serial Recursion The Deduction Of Free Activity Some Features And Consequences Of The Generalization Notes
Theories Of Existence The Weak Theory Of Existence Speculative Philosophy And The SelfExplanatory Speculative And Analytical Philosophy: The Activity Debate The Generalizations Of The Function Activity And Ineffability The Strategy Of Generalization The Theory Of Serial Recursion The Deduction Of Free Activity Some Features And Consequences Of The Generalization Notes
Chapter 8 Metaphysics And The Origins Of Arendt’s Account Of Evil And Human Freedom
Notes
Notes Chapter 9 Agents, Causes, And Explanations: The Idea Of A Metaphysical System
The Nature Of Metaphysics A Sense Of Efficient Causality Ideas About Agents Agency And The Metaphysical Divide The World Of Objects More Ideas About Agents The Centrality Of Complex Properties And Predicates The Delineation Of Complexity Understanding A Universe With Complex Predicates How Agents Figure In Such A Universe The Will And The Boundaries Of Experience Could Anything Move A “will”? The Disjunctive Transcendentals The Tensions In Theism Notes
The Nature Of Metaphysics A Sense Of Efficient Causality Ideas About Agents Agency And The Metaphysical Divide The World Of Objects More Ideas About Agents The Centrality Of Complex Properties And Predicates The Delineation Of Complexity Understanding A Universe With Complex Predicates How Agents Figure In Such A Universe The Will And The Boundaries Of Experience Could Anything Move A “will”? The Disjunctive Transcendentals The Tensions In Theism Notes Chapter 10 Speculative And Analytical Philosophy, Theories Of Existence, And The Generalization Of The Mathematical Function
Theories Of Existence The Weak Theory Of Existence Speculative Philosophy And The SelfExplanatory Speculative And Analytical Philosophy: The Activity Debate The Generalizations Of The Function Activity And Ineffability The Strategy Of Generalization The Theory Of Serial Recursion The Deduction Of Free Activity Some Features And Consequences Of The Generalization Notes
Theories Of Existence The Weak Theory Of Existence Speculative Philosophy And The SelfExplanatory Speculative And Analytical Philosophy: The Activity Debate The Generalizations Of The Function Activity And Ineffability The Strategy Of Generalization The Theory Of Serial Recursion The Deduction Of Free Activity Some Features And Consequences Of The Generalization Notes Part Four - Metaphysical Theories In A Contemporary Context
Chapter 11 Jacques Maritain And The Metaphysics Of Plato
Notes
Notes Chapter 12 Metaphysics And Idealism
Introduction I II III IV V VI VII VIII Notes
Introduction I II III IV V VI VII VIII Notes Chapter 13 Empiricism: Principles And Problems
Notes
Notes
Chapter 11 Jacques Maritain And The Metaphysics Of Plato
Notes
Notes Chapter 12 Metaphysics And Idealism
Introduction I II III IV V VI VII VIII Notes
Introduction I II III IV V VI VII VIII Notes Chapter 13 Empiricism: Principles And Problems
Notes
Notes Part Five - The Possibility Of Metaphysics
Chapter 14 Metaphysics as "De Insolubilibus"
De Interpretatione 9 Revisited Abelard’s Paradox The Liar Agency The Self The Moral? Appendix: The Problem Of Intentionality Notes
De Interpretatione 9 Revisited Abelard’s Paradox The Liar Agency The Self The Moral? Appendix: The Problem Of Intentionality Notes Chapter 15 Designing Metaphysics
Notes
Notes
Chapter 14 Metaphysics as "De Insolubilibus"
De Interpretatione 9 Revisited Abelard’s Paradox The Liar Agency The Self The Moral? Appendix: The Problem Of Intentionality Notes
De Interpretatione 9 Revisited Abelard’s Paradox The Liar Agency The Self The Moral? Appendix: The Problem Of Intentionality Notes Chapter 15 Designing Metaphysics
Notes
Notes Index Of Names Index Of Subjects Studies In Philosophy And Religion
List of Contributors Introduction: Taking Metaphysics Seriously
I II III Notes
I II III Notes Part One - Issues In Classical Metaphysics
Chapter 1 Does Being Have A Nature? (or: Metaphysics As A Science Of The Real)
Introduction Conclusions 1 And 9 Aureol Against The First Conclusion Defense Of The First Conclusion Defense Of The Conclusion The Unity Of The Concept The Reality Of The Concept Against Univocity Conclusion Notes
Introduction Conclusions 1 And 9 Aureol Against The First Conclusion Defense Of The First Conclusion Defense Of The Conclusion The Unity Of The Concept The Reality Of The Concept Against Univocity Conclusion Notes Chapter 2 Logic And Metaphysics In German Philosophy From Melanchthon To Hegel
I II III IV V Notes
I II III IV V Notes Chapter 3 Metaphysics‚ Mathematics‚ And Pre-established Harmony
Introduction Schlick, Reichenbach, And The Use Of The Concept Of Pre-established Harmony The Revival Of Leibniz Studies And PreEstablished Harmony Cantor And The Formation Of Mathematical Concepts The Göttingen School Edmund Husserl Conclusion Notes
Introduction Schlick, Reichenbach, And The Use Of The Concept Of Pre-established Harmony The Revival Of Leibniz Studies And PreEstablished Harmony Cantor And The Formation Of Mathematical Concepts The Göttingen School Edmund Husserl Conclusion Notes
Chapter 1 Does Being Have A Nature? (or: Metaphysics As A Science Of The Real)
Introduction Conclusions 1 And 9 Aureol Against The First Conclusion Defense Of The First Conclusion Defense Of The Conclusion The Unity Of The Concept The Reality Of The Concept Against Univocity Conclusion Notes
Introduction Conclusions 1 And 9 Aureol Against The First Conclusion Defense Of The First Conclusion Defense Of The Conclusion The Unity Of The Concept The Reality Of The Concept Against Univocity Conclusion Notes Chapter 2 Logic And Metaphysics In German Philosophy From Melanchthon To Hegel
I II III IV V Notes
I II III IV V Notes Chapter 3 Metaphysics‚ Mathematics‚ And Pre-established Harmony
Introduction Schlick, Reichenbach, And The Use Of The Concept Of Pre-established Harmony The Revival Of Leibniz Studies And PreEstablished Harmony Cantor And The Formation Of Mathematical Concepts The Göttingen School Edmund Husserl Conclusion Notes
Introduction Schlick, Reichenbach, And The Use Of The Concept Of Pre-established Harmony The Revival Of Leibniz Studies And PreEstablished Harmony Cantor And The Formation Of Mathematical Concepts The Göttingen School Edmund Husserl Conclusion Notes Part Two - Modern Challenges To The Scope Of Metaphysics
Chapter 4 The Integration Of History And Metaphysics
Notes
Notes Chapter 5 Suffering, Metaphysics, And Nietzsche’s Path To The Holy
Introduction The Tragic Myth: Cosmology The Conceits Of Decline: Metaphysics The Authority Of Suffering: Christianity An Astonishing Innocence Gratitude: The Possibility Of Virtue The Holy Way Conclusion Notes
Introduction The Tragic Myth: Cosmology The Conceits Of Decline: Metaphysics The Authority Of Suffering: Christianity An Astonishing Innocence Gratitude: The Possibility Of Virtue The Holy Way Conclusion Notes Chapter 6 Can ‘Creation’ Be A Metaphysical Concept?
Introduction Ontological Dependence And ‘Creation’ Heidegger, Theology And Metaphysics Heidegger And Metaphysics Conclusion Closing Comment Notes
Introduction Ontological Dependence And ‘Creation’ Heidegger, Theology And Metaphysics Heidegger And Metaphysics Conclusion Closing Comment Notes Chapter 7 Metaphysics West And East: Bosanquet And Sankara
Introduction Bosanquet Bosanquet On The World And The Absolute The Absolute And Individuality The Concrete Universal And The Finite Individual Summary Sankara Sankara On (the World) And (universal Sell) And The Concepts Of (finite Self), (world), (true Self) And (ignorance) The Realization Of The Self And The Absolute Some Final Remarks Notes
Introduction Bosanquet Bosanquet On The World And The Absolute The Absolute And Individuality The Concrete Universal And The Finite Individual Summary Sankara Sankara On (the World) And (universal Sell) And The Concepts Of (finite Self), (world), (true Self) And (ignorance) The Realization Of The Self And The Absolute Some Final Remarks Notes
Chapter 4 The Integration Of History And Metaphysics
Notes
Notes Chapter 5 Suffering, Metaphysics, And Nietzsche’s Path To The Holy
Introduction The Tragic Myth: Cosmology The Conceits Of Decline: Metaphysics The Authority Of Suffering: Christianity An Astonishing Innocence Gratitude: The Possibility Of Virtue The Holy Way Conclusion Notes
Introduction The Tragic Myth: Cosmology The Conceits Of Decline: Metaphysics The Authority Of Suffering: Christianity An Astonishing Innocence Gratitude: The Possibility Of Virtue The Holy Way Conclusion Notes Chapter 6 Can ‘Creation’ Be A Metaphysical Concept?
Introduction Ontological Dependence And ‘Creation’ Heidegger, Theology And Metaphysics Heidegger And Metaphysics Conclusion Closing Comment Notes
Introduction Ontological Dependence And ‘Creation’ Heidegger, Theology And Metaphysics Heidegger And Metaphysics Conclusion Closing Comment Notes Chapter 7 Metaphysics West And East: Bosanquet And Sankara
Introduction Bosanquet Bosanquet On The World And The Absolute The Absolute And Individuality The Concrete Universal And The Finite Individual Summary Sankara Sankara On (the World) And (universal Sell) And The Concepts Of (finite Self), (world), (true Self) And (ignorance) The Realization Of The Self And The Absolute Some Final Remarks Notes
Introduction Bosanquet Bosanquet On The World And The Absolute The Absolute And Individuality The Concrete Universal And The Finite Individual Summary Sankara Sankara On (the World) And (universal Sell) And The Concepts Of (finite Self), (world), (true Self) And (ignorance) The Realization Of The Self And The Absolute Some Final Remarks Notes Part Three - On The Road To Metaphysics – Freedom, Agency, And Existence
Chapter 8 Metaphysics And The Origins Of Arendt’s Account Of Evil And Human Freedom
Notes
Notes Chapter 9 Agents, Causes, And Explanations: The Idea Of A Metaphysical System
The Nature Of Metaphysics A Sense Of Efficient Causality Ideas About Agents Agency And The Metaphysical Divide The World Of Objects More Ideas About Agents The Centrality Of Complex Properties And Predicates The Delineation Of Complexity Understanding A Universe With Complex Predicates How Agents Figure In Such A Universe The Will And The Boundaries Of Experience Could Anything Move A “will”? The Disjunctive Transcendentals The Tensions In Theism Notes
The Nature Of Metaphysics A Sense Of Efficient Causality Ideas About Agents Agency And The Metaphysical Divide The World Of Objects More Ideas About Agents The Centrality Of Complex Properties And Predicates The Delineation Of Complexity Understanding A Universe With Complex Predicates How Agents Figure In Such A Universe The Will And The Boundaries Of Experience Could Anything Move A “will”? The Disjunctive Transcendentals The Tensions In Theism Notes Chapter 10 Speculative And Analytical Philosophy, Theories Of Existence, And The Generalization Of The Mathematical Function
Theories Of Existence The Weak Theory Of Existence Speculative Philosophy And The SelfExplanatory Speculative And Analytical Philosophy: The Activity Debate The Generalizations Of The Function Activity And Ineffability The Strategy Of Generalization The Theory Of Serial Recursion The Deduction Of Free Activity Some Features And Consequences Of The Generalization Notes
Theories Of Existence The Weak Theory Of Existence Speculative Philosophy And The SelfExplanatory Speculative And Analytical Philosophy: The Activity Debate The Generalizations Of The Function Activity And Ineffability The Strategy Of Generalization The Theory Of Serial Recursion The Deduction Of Free Activity Some Features And Consequences Of The Generalization Notes
Chapter 8 Metaphysics And The Origins Of Arendt’s Account Of Evil And Human Freedom
Notes
Notes Chapter 9 Agents, Causes, And Explanations: The Idea Of A Metaphysical System
The Nature Of Metaphysics A Sense Of Efficient Causality Ideas About Agents Agency And The Metaphysical Divide The World Of Objects More Ideas About Agents The Centrality Of Complex Properties And Predicates The Delineation Of Complexity Understanding A Universe With Complex Predicates How Agents Figure In Such A Universe The Will And The Boundaries Of Experience Could Anything Move A “will”? The Disjunctive Transcendentals The Tensions In Theism Notes
The Nature Of Metaphysics A Sense Of Efficient Causality Ideas About Agents Agency And The Metaphysical Divide The World Of Objects More Ideas About Agents The Centrality Of Complex Properties And Predicates The Delineation Of Complexity Understanding A Universe With Complex Predicates How Agents Figure In Such A Universe The Will And The Boundaries Of Experience Could Anything Move A “will”? The Disjunctive Transcendentals The Tensions In Theism Notes Chapter 10 Speculative And Analytical Philosophy, Theories Of Existence, And The Generalization Of The Mathematical Function
Theories Of Existence The Weak Theory Of Existence Speculative Philosophy And The SelfExplanatory Speculative And Analytical Philosophy: The Activity Debate The Generalizations Of The Function Activity And Ineffability The Strategy Of Generalization The Theory Of Serial Recursion The Deduction Of Free Activity Some Features And Consequences Of The Generalization Notes
Theories Of Existence The Weak Theory Of Existence Speculative Philosophy And The SelfExplanatory Speculative And Analytical Philosophy: The Activity Debate The Generalizations Of The Function Activity And Ineffability The Strategy Of Generalization The Theory Of Serial Recursion The Deduction Of Free Activity Some Features And Consequences Of The Generalization Notes Part Four - Metaphysical Theories In A Contemporary Context
Chapter 11 Jacques Maritain And The Metaphysics Of Plato
Notes
Notes Chapter 12 Metaphysics And Idealism
Introduction I II III IV V VI VII VIII Notes
Introduction I II III IV V VI VII VIII Notes Chapter 13 Empiricism: Principles And Problems
Notes
Notes
Chapter 11 Jacques Maritain And The Metaphysics Of Plato
Notes
Notes Chapter 12 Metaphysics And Idealism
Introduction I II III IV V VI VII VIII Notes
Introduction I II III IV V VI VII VIII Notes Chapter 13 Empiricism: Principles And Problems
Notes
Notes Part Five - The Possibility Of Metaphysics
Chapter 14 Metaphysics as "De Insolubilibus"
De Interpretatione 9 Revisited Abelard’s Paradox The Liar Agency The Self The Moral? Appendix: The Problem Of Intentionality Notes
De Interpretatione 9 Revisited Abelard’s Paradox The Liar Agency The Self The Moral? Appendix: The Problem Of Intentionality Notes Chapter 15 Designing Metaphysics
Notes
Notes
Chapter 14 Metaphysics as "De Insolubilibus"
De Interpretatione 9 Revisited Abelard’s Paradox The Liar Agency The Self The Moral? Appendix: The Problem Of Intentionality Notes
De Interpretatione 9 Revisited Abelard’s Paradox The Liar Agency The Self The Moral? Appendix: The Problem Of Intentionality Notes Chapter 15 Designing Metaphysics
Notes
Notes Index Of Names Index Of Subjects Studies In Philosophy And Religion
Copyright Info TOC
List of Contributors Introduction: Taking Metaphysics Seriously
I II III Notes
I II III Notes Part One - Issues In Classical Metaphysics
Chapter 1 Does Being Have A Nature? (or: Metaphysics As A Science Of The Real)
Introduction Conclusions 1 And 9 Aureol Against The First Conclusion Defense Of The First Conclusion Defense Of The Conclusion The Unity Of The Concept The Reality Of The Concept Against Univocity Conclusion Notes
Introduction Conclusions 1 And 9 Aureol Against The First Conclusion Defense Of The First Conclusion Defense Of The Conclusion The Unity Of The Concept The Reality Of The Concept Against Univocity Conclusion Notes Chapter 2 Logic And Metaphysics In German Philosophy From Melanchthon To Hegel
I II III IV V Notes
I II III IV V Notes Chapter 3 Metaphysics‚ Mathematics‚ And Pre-established Harmony
Introduction Schlick, Reichenbach, And The Use Of The Concept Of Pre-established Harmony The Revival Of Leibniz Studies And PreEstablished Harmony Cantor And The Formation Of Mathematical Concepts The Göttingen School Edmund Husserl Conclusion Notes
Introduction Schlick, Reichenbach, And The Use Of The Concept Of Pre-established Harmony The Revival Of Leibniz Studies And PreEstablished Harmony Cantor And The Formation Of Mathematical Concepts The Göttingen School Edmund Husserl Conclusion Notes
Chapter 1 Does Being Have A Nature? (or: Metaphysics As A Science Of The Real)
Introduction Conclusions 1 And 9 Aureol Against The First Conclusion Defense Of The First Conclusion Defense Of The Conclusion The Unity Of The Concept The Reality Of The Concept Against Univocity Conclusion Notes
Introduction Conclusions 1 And 9 Aureol Against The First Conclusion Defense Of The First Conclusion Defense Of The Conclusion The Unity Of The Concept The Reality Of The Concept Against Univocity Conclusion Notes Chapter 2 Logic And Metaphysics In German Philosophy From Melanchthon To Hegel
I II III IV V Notes
I II III IV V Notes Chapter 3 Metaphysics‚ Mathematics‚ And Pre-established Harmony
Introduction Schlick, Reichenbach, And The Use Of The Concept Of Pre-established Harmony The Revival Of Leibniz Studies And PreEstablished Harmony Cantor And The Formation Of Mathematical Concepts The Göttingen School Edmund Husserl Conclusion Notes
Introduction Schlick, Reichenbach, And The Use Of The Concept Of Pre-established Harmony The Revival Of Leibniz Studies And PreEstablished Harmony Cantor And The Formation Of Mathematical Concepts The Göttingen School Edmund Husserl Conclusion Notes Part Two - Modern Challenges To The Scope Of Metaphysics
Chapter 4 The Integration Of History And Metaphysics
Notes
Notes Chapter 5 Suffering, Metaphysics, And Nietzsche’s Path To The Holy
Introduction The Tragic Myth: Cosmology The Conceits Of Decline: Metaphysics The Authority Of Suffering: Christianity An Astonishing Innocence Gratitude: The Possibility Of Virtue The Holy Way Conclusion Notes
Introduction The Tragic Myth: Cosmology The Conceits Of Decline: Metaphysics The Authority Of Suffering: Christianity An Astonishing Innocence Gratitude: The Possibility Of Virtue The Holy Way Conclusion Notes Chapter 6 Can ‘Creation’ Be A Metaphysical Concept?
Introduction Ontological Dependence And ‘Creation’ Heidegger, Theology And Metaphysics Heidegger And Metaphysics Conclusion Closing Comment Notes
Introduction Ontological Dependence And ‘Creation’ Heidegger, Theology And Metaphysics Heidegger And Metaphysics Conclusion Closing Comment Notes Chapter 7 Metaphysics West And East: Bosanquet And Sankara
Introduction Bosanquet Bosanquet On The World And The Absolute The Absolute And Individuality The Concrete Universal And The Finite Individual Summary Sankara Sankara On (the World) And (universal Sell) And The Concepts Of (finite Self), (world), (true Self) And (ignorance) The Realization Of The Self And The Absolute Some Final Remarks Notes
Introduction Bosanquet Bosanquet On The World And The Absolute The Absolute And Individuality The Concrete Universal And The Finite Individual Summary Sankara Sankara On (the World) And (universal Sell) And The Concepts Of (finite Self), (world), (true Self) And (ignorance) The Realization Of The Self And The Absolute Some Final Remarks Notes
Chapter 4 The Integration Of History And Metaphysics
Notes
Notes Chapter 5 Suffering, Metaphysics, And Nietzsche’s Path To The Holy
Introduction The Tragic Myth: Cosmology The Conceits Of Decline: Metaphysics The Authority Of Suffering: Christianity An Astonishing Innocence Gratitude: The Possibility Of Virtue The Holy Way Conclusion Notes
Introduction The Tragic Myth: Cosmology The Conceits Of Decline: Metaphysics The Authority Of Suffering: Christianity An Astonishing Innocence Gratitude: The Possibility Of Virtue The Holy Way Conclusion Notes Chapter 6 Can ‘Creation’ Be A Metaphysical Concept?
Introduction Ontological Dependence And ‘Creation’ Heidegger, Theology And Metaphysics Heidegger And Metaphysics Conclusion Closing Comment Notes
Introduction Ontological Dependence And ‘Creation’ Heidegger, Theology And Metaphysics Heidegger And Metaphysics Conclusion Closing Comment Notes Chapter 7 Metaphysics West And East: Bosanquet And Sankara
Introduction Bosanquet Bosanquet On The World And The Absolute The Absolute And Individuality The Concrete Universal And The Finite Individual Summary Sankara Sankara On (the World) And (universal Sell) And The Concepts Of (finite Self), (world), (true Self) And (ignorance) The Realization Of The Self And The Absolute Some Final Remarks Notes
Introduction Bosanquet Bosanquet On The World And The Absolute The Absolute And Individuality The Concrete Universal And The Finite Individual Summary Sankara Sankara On (the World) And (universal Sell) And The Concepts Of (finite Self), (world), (true Self) And (ignorance) The Realization Of The Self And The Absolute Some Final Remarks Notes Part Three - On The Road To Metaphysics – Freedom, Agency, And Existence
Chapter 8 Metaphysics And The Origins Of Arendt’s Account Of Evil And Human Freedom
Notes
Notes Chapter 9 Agents, Causes, And Explanations: The Idea Of A Metaphysical System
The Nature Of Metaphysics A Sense Of Efficient Causality Ideas About Agents Agency And The Metaphysical Divide The World Of Objects More Ideas About Agents The Centrality Of Complex Properties And Predicates The Delineation Of Complexity Understanding A Universe With Complex Predicates How Agents Figure In Such A Universe The Will And The Boundaries Of Experience Could Anything Move A “will”? The Disjunctive Transcendentals The Tensions In Theism Notes
The Nature Of Metaphysics A Sense Of Efficient Causality Ideas About Agents Agency And The Metaphysical Divide The World Of Objects More Ideas About Agents The Centrality Of Complex Properties And Predicates The Delineation Of Complexity Understanding A Universe With Complex Predicates How Agents Figure In Such A Universe The Will And The Boundaries Of Experience Could Anything Move A “will”? The Disjunctive Transcendentals The Tensions In Theism Notes Chapter 10 Speculative And Analytical Philosophy, Theories Of Existence, And The Generalization Of The Mathematical Function
Theories Of Existence The Weak Theory Of Existence Speculative Philosophy And The SelfExplanatory Speculative And Analytical Philosophy: The Activity Debate The Generalizations Of The Function Activity And Ineffability The Strategy Of Generalization The Theory Of Serial Recursion The Deduction Of Free Activity Some Features And Consequences Of The Generalization Notes
Theories Of Existence The Weak Theory Of Existence Speculative Philosophy And The SelfExplanatory Speculative And Analytical Philosophy: The Activity Debate The Generalizations Of The Function Activity And Ineffability The Strategy Of Generalization The Theory Of Serial Recursion The Deduction Of Free Activity Some Features And Consequences Of The Generalization Notes
Chapter 8 Metaphysics And The Origins Of Arendt’s Account Of Evil And Human Freedom
Notes
Notes Chapter 9 Agents, Causes, And Explanations: The Idea Of A Metaphysical System
The Nature Of Metaphysics A Sense Of Efficient Causality Ideas About Agents Agency And The Metaphysical Divide The World Of Objects More Ideas About Agents The Centrality Of Complex Properties And Predicates The Delineation Of Complexity Understanding A Universe With Complex Predicates How Agents Figure In Such A Universe The Will And The Boundaries Of Experience Could Anything Move A “will”? The Disjunctive Transcendentals The Tensions In Theism Notes
The Nature Of Metaphysics A Sense Of Efficient Causality Ideas About Agents Agency And The Metaphysical Divide The World Of Objects More Ideas About Agents The Centrality Of Complex Properties And Predicates The Delineation Of Complexity Understanding A Universe With Complex Predicates How Agents Figure In Such A Universe The Will And The Boundaries Of Experience Could Anything Move A “will”? The Disjunctive Transcendentals The Tensions In Theism Notes Chapter 10 Speculative And Analytical Philosophy, Theories Of Existence, And The Generalization Of The Mathematical Function
Theories Of Existence The Weak Theory Of Existence Speculative Philosophy And The SelfExplanatory Speculative And Analytical Philosophy: The Activity Debate The Generalizations Of The Function Activity And Ineffability The Strategy Of Generalization The Theory Of Serial Recursion The Deduction Of Free Activity Some Features And Consequences Of The Generalization Notes
Theories Of Existence The Weak Theory Of Existence Speculative Philosophy And The SelfExplanatory Speculative And Analytical Philosophy: The Activity Debate The Generalizations Of The Function Activity And Ineffability The Strategy Of Generalization The Theory Of Serial Recursion The Deduction Of Free Activity Some Features And Consequences Of The Generalization Notes Part Four - Metaphysical Theories In A Contemporary Context
Chapter 11 Jacques Maritain And The Metaphysics Of Plato
Notes
Notes Chapter 12 Metaphysics And Idealism
Introduction I II III IV V VI VII VIII Notes
Introduction I II III IV V VI VII VIII Notes Chapter 13 Empiricism: Principles And Problems
Notes
Notes
Chapter 11 Jacques Maritain And The Metaphysics Of Plato
Notes
Notes Chapter 12 Metaphysics And Idealism
Introduction I II III IV V VI VII VIII Notes
Introduction I II III IV V VI VII VIII Notes Chapter 13 Empiricism: Principles And Problems
Notes
Notes Part Five - The Possibility Of Metaphysics
Chapter 14 Metaphysics as "De Insolubilibus"
De Interpretatione 9 Revisited Abelard’s Paradox The Liar Agency The Self The Moral? Appendix: The Problem Of Intentionality Notes
De Interpretatione 9 Revisited Abelard’s Paradox The Liar Agency The Self The Moral? Appendix: The Problem Of Intentionality Notes Chapter 15 Designing Metaphysics
Notes
Notes
Chapter 14 Metaphysics as "De Insolubilibus"
De Interpretatione 9 Revisited Abelard’s Paradox The Liar Agency The Self The Moral? Appendix: The Problem Of Intentionality Notes
De Interpretatione 9 Revisited Abelard’s Paradox The Liar Agency The Self The Moral? Appendix: The Problem Of Intentionality Notes Chapter 15 Designing Metaphysics
Notes
Notes Index Of Names Index Of Subjects Studies In Philosophy And Religion
List of Contributors Introduction: Taking Metaphysics Seriously
I II III Notes
I II III Notes Part One - Issues In Classical Metaphysics
Chapter 1 Does Being Have A Nature? (or: Metaphysics As A Science Of The Real)
Introduction Conclusions 1 And 9 Aureol Against The First Conclusion Defense Of The First Conclusion Defense Of The Conclusion The Unity Of The Concept The Reality Of The Concept Against Univocity Conclusion Notes
Introduction Conclusions 1 And 9 Aureol Against The First Conclusion Defense Of The First Conclusion Defense Of The Conclusion The Unity Of The Concept The Reality Of The Concept Against Univocity Conclusion Notes Chapter 2 Logic And Metaphysics In German Philosophy From Melanchthon To Hegel
I II III IV V Notes
I II III IV V Notes Chapter 3 Metaphysics‚ Mathematics‚ And Pre-established Harmony
Introduction Schlick, Reichenbach, And The Use Of The Concept Of Pre-established Harmony The Revival Of Leibniz Studies And PreEstablished Harmony Cantor And The Formation Of Mathematical Concepts The Göttingen School Edmund Husserl Conclusion Notes
Introduction Schlick, Reichenbach, And The Use Of The Concept Of Pre-established Harmony The Revival Of Leibniz Studies And PreEstablished Harmony Cantor And The Formation Of Mathematical Concepts The Göttingen School Edmund Husserl Conclusion Notes
Chapter 1 Does Being Have A Nature? (or: Metaphysics As A Science Of The Real)
Introduction Conclusions 1 And 9 Aureol Against The First Conclusion Defense Of The First Conclusion Defense Of The Conclusion The Unity Of The Concept The Reality Of The Concept Against Univocity Conclusion Notes
Introduction Conclusions 1 And 9 Aureol Against The First Conclusion Defense Of The First Conclusion Defense Of The Conclusion The Unity Of The Concept The Reality Of The Concept Against Univocity Conclusion Notes Chapter 2 Logic And Metaphysics In German Philosophy From Melanchthon To Hegel
I II III IV V Notes
I II III IV V Notes Chapter 3 Metaphysics‚ Mathematics‚ And Pre-established Harmony
Introduction Schlick, Reichenbach, And The Use Of The Concept Of Pre-established Harmony The Revival Of Leibniz Studies And PreEstablished Harmony Cantor And The Formation Of Mathematical Concepts The Göttingen School Edmund Husserl Conclusion Notes
Introduction Schlick, Reichenbach, And The Use Of The Concept Of Pre-established Harmony The Revival Of Leibniz Studies And PreEstablished Harmony Cantor And The Formation Of Mathematical Concepts The Göttingen School Edmund Husserl Conclusion Notes Part Two - Modern Challenges To The Scope Of Metaphysics
Chapter 4 The Integration Of History And Metaphysics
Notes
Notes Chapter 5 Suffering, Metaphysics, And Nietzsche’s Path To The Holy
Introduction The Tragic Myth: Cosmology The Conceits Of Decline: Metaphysics The Authority Of Suffering: Christianity An Astonishing Innocence Gratitude: The Possibility Of Virtue The Holy Way Conclusion Notes
Introduction The Tragic Myth: Cosmology The Conceits Of Decline: Metaphysics The Authority Of Suffering: Christianity An Astonishing Innocence Gratitude: The Possibility Of Virtue The Holy Way Conclusion Notes Chapter 6 Can ‘Creation’ Be A Metaphysical Concept?
Introduction Ontological Dependence And ‘Creation’ Heidegger, Theology And Metaphysics Heidegger And Metaphysics Conclusion Closing Comment Notes
Introduction Ontological Dependence And ‘Creation’ Heidegger, Theology And Metaphysics Heidegger And Metaphysics Conclusion Closing Comment Notes Chapter 7 Metaphysics West And East: Bosanquet And Sankara
Introduction Bosanquet Bosanquet On The World And The Absolute The Absolute And Individuality The Concrete Universal And The Finite Individual Summary Sankara Sankara On (the World) And (universal Sell) And The Concepts Of (finite Self), (world), (true Self) And (ignorance) The Realization Of The Self And The Absolute Some Final Remarks Notes
Introduction Bosanquet Bosanquet On The World And The Absolute The Absolute And Individuality The Concrete Universal And The Finite Individual Summary Sankara Sankara On (the World) And (universal Sell) And The Concepts Of (finite Self), (world), (true Self) And (ignorance) The Realization Of The Self And The Absolute Some Final Remarks Notes
Chapter 4 The Integration Of History And Metaphysics
Notes
Notes Chapter 5 Suffering, Metaphysics, And Nietzsche’s Path To The Holy
Introduction The Tragic Myth: Cosmology The Conceits Of Decline: Metaphysics The Authority Of Suffering: Christianity An Astonishing Innocence Gratitude: The Possibility Of Virtue The Holy Way Conclusion Notes
Introduction The Tragic Myth: Cosmology The Conceits Of Decline: Metaphysics The Authority Of Suffering: Christianity An Astonishing Innocence Gratitude: The Possibility Of Virtue The Holy Way Conclusion Notes Chapter 6 Can ‘Creation’ Be A Metaphysical Concept?
Introduction Ontological Dependence And ‘Creation’ Heidegger, Theology And Metaphysics Heidegger And Metaphysics Conclusion Closing Comment Notes
Introduction Ontological Dependence And ‘Creation’ Heidegger, Theology And Metaphysics Heidegger And Metaphysics Conclusion Closing Comment Notes Chapter 7 Metaphysics West And East: Bosanquet And Sankara
Introduction Bosanquet Bosanquet On The World And The Absolute The Absolute And Individuality The Concrete Universal And The Finite Individual Summary Sankara Sankara On (the World) And (universal Sell) And The Concepts Of (finite Self), (world), (true Self) And (ignorance) The Realization Of The Self And The Absolute Some Final Remarks Notes
Introduction Bosanquet Bosanquet On The World And The Absolute The Absolute And Individuality The Concrete Universal And The Finite Individual Summary Sankara Sankara On (the World) And (universal Sell) And The Concepts Of (finite Self), (world), (true Self) And (ignorance) The Realization Of The Self And The Absolute Some Final Remarks Notes Part Three - On The Road To Metaphysics – Freedom, Agency, And Existence
Chapter 8 Metaphysics And The Origins Of Arendt’s Account Of Evil And Human Freedom
Notes
Notes Chapter 9 Agents, Causes, And Explanations: The Idea Of A Metaphysical System
The Nature Of Metaphysics A Sense Of Efficient Causality Ideas About Agents Agency And The Metaphysical Divide The World Of Objects More Ideas About Agents The Centrality Of Complex Properties And Predicates The Delineation Of Complexity Understanding A Universe With Complex Predicates How Agents Figure In Such A Universe The Will And The Boundaries Of Experience Could Anything Move A “will”? The Disjunctive Transcendentals The Tensions In Theism Notes
The Nature Of Metaphysics A Sense Of Efficient Causality Ideas About Agents Agency And The Metaphysical Divide The World Of Objects More Ideas About Agents The Centrality Of Complex Properties And Predicates The Delineation Of Complexity Understanding A Universe With Complex Predicates How Agents Figure In Such A Universe The Will And The Boundaries Of Experience Could Anything Move A “will”? The Disjunctive Transcendentals The Tensions In Theism Notes Chapter 10 Speculative And Analytical Philosophy, Theories Of Existence, And The Generalization Of The Mathematical Function
Theories Of Existence The Weak Theory Of Existence Speculative Philosophy And The SelfExplanatory Speculative And Analytical Philosophy: The Activity Debate The Generalizations Of The Function Activity And Ineffability The Strategy Of Generalization The Theory Of Serial Recursion The Deduction Of Free Activity Some Features And Consequences Of The Generalization Notes
Theories Of Existence The Weak Theory Of Existence Speculative Philosophy And The SelfExplanatory Speculative And Analytical Philosophy: The Activity Debate The Generalizations Of The Function Activity And Ineffability The Strategy Of Generalization The Theory Of Serial Recursion The Deduction Of Free Activity Some Features And Consequences Of The Generalization Notes
Chapter 8 Metaphysics And The Origins Of Arendt’s Account Of Evil And Human Freedom
Notes
Notes Chapter 9 Agents, Causes, And Explanations: The Idea Of A Metaphysical System
The Nature Of Metaphysics A Sense Of Efficient Causality Ideas About Agents Agency And The Metaphysical Divide The World Of Objects More Ideas About Agents The Centrality Of Complex Properties And Predicates The Delineation Of Complexity Understanding A Universe With Complex Predicates How Agents Figure In Such A Universe The Will And The Boundaries Of Experience Could Anything Move A “will”? The Disjunctive Transcendentals The Tensions In Theism Notes
The Nature Of Metaphysics A Sense Of Efficient Causality Ideas About Agents Agency And The Metaphysical Divide The World Of Objects More Ideas About Agents The Centrality Of Complex Properties And Predicates The Delineation Of Complexity Understanding A Universe With Complex Predicates How Agents Figure In Such A Universe The Will And The Boundaries Of Experience Could Anything Move A “will”? The Disjunctive Transcendentals The Tensions In Theism Notes Chapter 10 Speculative And Analytical Philosophy, Theories Of Existence, And The Generalization Of The Mathematical Function
Theories Of Existence The Weak Theory Of Existence Speculative Philosophy And The SelfExplanatory Speculative And Analytical Philosophy: The Activity Debate The Generalizations Of The Function Activity And Ineffability The Strategy Of Generalization The Theory Of Serial Recursion The Deduction Of Free Activity Some Features And Consequences Of The Generalization Notes
Theories Of Existence The Weak Theory Of Existence Speculative Philosophy And The SelfExplanatory Speculative And Analytical Philosophy: The Activity Debate The Generalizations Of The Function Activity And Ineffability The Strategy Of Generalization The Theory Of Serial Recursion The Deduction Of Free Activity Some Features And Consequences Of The Generalization Notes Part Four - Metaphysical Theories In A Contemporary Context
Chapter 11 Jacques Maritain And The Metaphysics Of Plato
Notes
Notes Chapter 12 Metaphysics And Idealism
Introduction I II III IV V VI VII VIII Notes
Introduction I II III IV V VI VII VIII Notes Chapter 13 Empiricism: Principles And Problems
Notes
Notes
Chapter 11 Jacques Maritain And The Metaphysics Of Plato
Notes
Notes Chapter 12 Metaphysics And Idealism
Introduction I II III IV V VI VII VIII Notes
Introduction I II III IV V VI VII VIII Notes Chapter 13 Empiricism: Principles And Problems
Notes
Notes Part Five - The Possibility Of Metaphysics
Chapter 14 Metaphysics as "De Insolubilibus"
De Interpretatione 9 Revisited Abelard’s Paradox The Liar Agency The Self The Moral? Appendix: The Problem Of Intentionality Notes
De Interpretatione 9 Revisited Abelard’s Paradox The Liar Agency The Self The Moral? Appendix: The Problem Of Intentionality Notes Chapter 15 Designing Metaphysics
Notes
Notes
Chapter 14 Metaphysics as "De Insolubilibus"
De Interpretatione 9 Revisited Abelard’s Paradox The Liar Agency The Self The Moral? Appendix: The Problem Of Intentionality Notes
De Interpretatione 9 Revisited Abelard’s Paradox The Liar Agency The Self The Moral? Appendix: The Problem Of Intentionality Notes Chapter 15 Designing Metaphysics
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Notes Index Of Names Index Of Subjects Studies In Philosophy And Religion
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