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Beyond Presence : the Late F.W.J. Schelling's Criticism of Metaphysics.
Schelling's late positive philosophy of mythology and revelation tackles the question of nihilism in a way that easily adapts itself to its contemporary form-concern over the surpassing of onto-theology or metaphysics of presence. Tyler Tritten argues that Schelling's philosophy easily len...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Boston :
De Gruyter,
2012.
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| Colección: | Quellen und Studien zur Philosophie.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Acknowledgements; Abbreviations Used in References and Notes on Translations; Part I. Crisis and Method; Chapter 1. The Contemporary Crisis of Meaning; 1 The Crisis: Meaning and Presence; 2 The Crisis and Contemporary Culture; 3 The Crisis and Schelling; 4 Structure of the Text Arranged According to Epochs; Chapter 2. Positive Philosophy as Both Method and Object: A Methodological Analysis; 1 The Phenomenological Criterion; 2 Denken and Nachdenken; 3 Daß Es Ist and Was Es Ist; That It Is and What It Is; 4 Positive and Negative Philosophy: Progression and Regression.
- 5 Wanting, Believing and Knowing6 Empiricism: Subjective, Objective and Scientific (Abduction); 7 The Prior and the Posterior; 8 Historical Philosophy: Truth and Falsification; 9 Freedom: Novelty, Difference and Presence; 10 Experience: Aesthesis; Part II. The Past: Eternity; Chapter 3. Timelessness: The Potencies at Rest; 1 Parmenides' Statement; 2 The Different and the Identical: Duas and Monas; 3 Copulation; 4 The Potencies; 4.1 The First Potency; 4.2 The Second Potency; 4.3 The Third Potency; 4.4 The Concatenation and Simplicity of the Three; 5 Who Is das Seinkönnende, the Effusive One?
- 6 Who is God?7 The Law of Decisiveness and the Interstice; Chapter 4. The Time of Eternity: The Potencies in Act; 1 Generation and Creation; 2 The Act of Creation; 3 The Causes; 4 The Holy or God's Withdrawal from the Created; 5 The Ideas as Visions; 6 The Idea; Chapter 5. Intermittence; 1 The Separation of Times; 2 Aesthesis, Memory and History; 3 Historical Time as Contemporaneity or Simultaneity; Part III. The Present: Historical Time; Chapter 6. The Philosophy of Mythology; 1 From Lordship to Divine Sufferance; 2 What are Myths?
- 3 The Co-Originality of the Myth and the Consciousness Thereof4 Polytheism and Monotheism; 5 The Types of Monotheism; 6 Schelling's Historiography of Mythology; 7 Tautegory; 8 The Objective Meaning of the History of Mythology; 9 Considerations of the Philosophy of Mythology for the Philosophies of History and Religion; 10 Ruminations on a Future Mythology; Chapter 7. Language is Faded Mythology: On the Origin and Essence of Language; 1 Language is not an Invention of Consciousness; 2 The Tower of Babel; 3 The Case of China; 4 China and the Language of Humanity; 5 Music and Causal Efficacy.
- 6 The Copula Revisited in Light of SupplementationPart IV. The Future: Advent; Chapter 8. Intimations of the Future and Concluding Remarks; 1 The Man-God as Exemplary Repetition/Copulation; 2 Difference and Identity; 3 The World Law Revisited in Light of the Transcendentals; 4 Time and the End of History; Schema of the Doubled Temporal Relations of the Creation and Mythology with Reference to the Corresponding Gods and Peoples; References; Author Index; Subject Index.