9780521444163 - Subjectivity, Realism, and Postmodernism: The Recovery of the World in Recent Philosophy de Farrell, Frank B. (3 resultados)

First Edition. Fine cloth copy in an equally fine dust-wrapper. Particularly well-preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and especially sharp-cornered. Physical description; xii, 290 pages ; 24 cm. Notes; Includes bibliographical references (pages 279-285) and index. Contents; 1. "Theological" Subjectivity and the Hegelian Response. Disenchantment of the World and of Subjectivity. The Subject as External and Arbitrary Determiner. Aquinas and the Self-relating God. The Consolidation of a Free-standing Interior. God's-eye View and a "Human" Realism. Subjectivity and the World in Hegel. Beyond Kantianism and Empiricism. Transition to Contemporary Philosophy -- 2. The Disenchantment of Mind. Externalism about Mental Content. Attempts at a Retreat Inward. Interiority and Following a Rule. Externalism, Science, and Self-knowledge. Mind and the Causal Order. Studying the Mind -- 3. Davidson and the Disenchantment of Language. The Davidsonian Project. Semantics without Meanings. Reality without Reference. Ontological Relativity? Against the Very Idea of a Language. Meaning and the Linguistic Community. Davidson and Skepticism -- 4. Rorty and Antirealism. Rorty and Davidson. Rorty and the Loss of the World. How Rorty Exploits the Alliance with Davidson. Rorty, Davidson, Heidegger. Religious Structures in Rorty's Thought. Rorty, Disenchantment, and Modern Institutions -- 5. Realism. Antirealism, Religious Conceptions, and Modern Thought. Parochial Realism and Wiggins. Putnam's Internal Realism. How Well Do Our Concepts and Practices Travel? Antirealism in Dummett and Wright -- 6. Moral Realism. Moral Value and the Character of the World. Harman's Argument. Realism and Antirealism in Ethics. Moral Realism, Theory, Virtue -- 7. Self-Relating Selves. Ways of Being Self-relating. Individuality, Consciousness, and Representation. Intentionality and Reflexivity. Freedom and Self-willing -- 8. Postmodernism. The Character of Postmodern Thought. Derrida, Language, and Philosophy. Fish and the Loss of the Text. World, Self, and Reason in Foucault. Subjects; Davidson, Donald 1917-2003. Rorty, Richard. 1900-1999. Philosophy, Modern 20th century. Subjectivity. Realism. Philosophy of mind. Philosophy, Modern. 3 Kg.

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First Edition. Fine cloth copy in an equally fine dust-wrapper. Particularly well-preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and especially sharp-cornered. Physical description; xii, 290 pages ; 24 cm. Notes; Includes bibliographical references (pages 279-285) and index. Contents; 1. "Theological" Subjectivity and the Hegelian Response. Disenchantment of the World and of Subjectivity. The Subject as External and Arbitrary Determiner. Aquinas and the Self-relating God. The Consolidation of a Free-standing Interior. God's-eye View and a "Human" Realism. Subjectivity and the World in Hegel. Beyond Kantianism and Empiricism. Transition to Contemporary Philosophy -- 2. The Disenchantment of Mind. Externalism about Mental Content. Attempts at a Retreat Inward. Interiority and Following a Rule. Externalism, Science, and Self-knowledge. Mind and the Causal Order. Studying the Mind -- 3. Davidson and the Disenchantment of Language. The Davidsonian Project. Semantics without Meanings. Reality without Reference. Ontological Relativity? Against the Very Idea of a Language. Meaning and the Linguistic Community. Davidson and Skepticism -- 4. Rorty and Antirealism. Rorty and Davidson. Rorty and the Loss of the World. How Rorty Exploits the Alliance with Davidson. Rorty, Davidson, Heidegger. Religious Structures in Rorty's Thought. Rorty, Disenchantment, and Modern Institutions -- 5. Realism. Antirealism, Religious Conceptions, and Modern Thought. Parochial Realism and Wiggins. Putnam's Internal Realism. How Well Do Our Concepts and Practices Travel? Antirealism in Dummett and Wright -- 6. Moral Realism. Moral Value and the Character of the World. Harman's Argument. Realism and Antirealism in Ethics. Moral Realism, Theory, Virtue -- 7. Self-Relating Selves. Ways of Being Self-relating. Individuality, Consciousness, and Representation. Intentionality and Reflexivity. Freedom and Self-willing -- 8. Postmodernism. The Character of Postmodern Thought. Derrida, Language, and Philosophy. Fish and the Loss of the Text. World, Self, and Reason in Foucault. Subjects; Davidson, Donald 1917-2003. Rorty, Richard. 1900-1999. Philosophy, Modern 20th century. Subjectivity. Realism. Philosophy of mind. Philosophy, Modern. 1 Kg.