Nihilism and metaphysics : the third voyage /
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés Italiano |
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Albany :
State University of New York Press,
2014.
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Colección: | SUNY series in contemporary Italian philosophy.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Contents
- Foreword
- Translator�s Introduction and Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Nothingness and Nihilism
- Putting the Problem in Its Place
- Metaphysical Knowledge
- Note
- Postscript to the Second Edition (2004)
- 1. The Question of Nihilism and the Knowledge of Being
- JÃ?nger, Nietzsche, and Heidegger on Nihilism
- The Nature of Nihilism
- Realism and Real Knowledge
- What Does It Mean to Think?
- Existential Intellectualism as Anti-nihilism
- A Digression on Language, Thought, and Reality
- Returning to the Problem of Nihilism
- 2. Metaphysical Knowledge of ExistenceAttempts to Neutralize Existence
- Existence as the Primary Source of all Intelligibility
- Judgment of Existence
- Stages in the Gradual Departure from Existence
- Kant
- Hegel
- Schelling
- The Consequences of the Essentialization of Existence
- Leave-taking
- 3. Being, Intellect, and Abstractive Intuition
- Philosophy as Science
- Opening the Realm of Metaphysics
- What Is Metaphysics?
- Intellectual Intuition
- Rational and Intellectual
- Hints at the Intellectual Intuition of Being
- The Intellect as the Faculty of Categories and the Impossibility of Intellectual Intuition: KantNietzsche: The Adversary of the Intellect
- The Possibility of Intuition: Bergson
- Husserl
- A Brief Digression on Anthropology
- 4. The Status of First Principles
- Characteristics of the First Speculative Principles
- Per se Predication
- First Principles: Analytic or Synthetic?
- A Critical Defense of First Principles
- Metaphysical Causality and Scientific Causality
- 5. Speculative Nihilism
- Nietzsche
- The Transition to Active Nihilism and the Thinking of ValuesThe Question of Truth
- The Embodiment of the Subject and the Dissolution of the Object
- Willing the Absurd
- Theoretic Conception and Tragic Conception
- Kierkegaard as the Anti-Nietzsche
- Gentile
- The Dialectic Immolation of the Object and the Pure Act of Thinking
- The Unproblematic Innocence of Becoming
- Actualism as Voluntarism
- Nihilism as “Ontophobia� in Nietzsche and Gentile
- 6. Heidegger
- Being within the Horizon of Time: Ontology or Ontochronology?
- Knowledge of Being and the Doctrine of TruthA
- B
- On the Entry into Metaphysics
- A Digression on the Experience of the Self
- Returning to the Problem of Nihilism in Heidegger
- A: The Abandonment of the Theoretical and the Marginalization of the Intellect
- B: Ontological Difference
- 7. Eight Theses on Postmetaphysical Thinking
- 8. The Two Roads of Hermeneutics
- The Rise of Hermeneutics
- Left-wing Hermeneutics
- Interlude: Truth and Method
- “Moderate� Hermeneutics and Immediacy: Ricoeur