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Goodbye, Kant! : What Still Stands of the Critique of Pure Reason /

"Goodbye, Kant! delivers a nontechnical, entertaining, and occasionally irreverent overview of Immanuel Kant's Critique of pure reason"--Cover

Detalles Bibliográficos
Autor principal: Ferraris, Maurizio, 1956-
Otros Autores: Davies, Richard (Richard Brian), 1944- (Traductor)
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Italiano
Publicado: Albany : State University of New York Press, [2013]
Colección:Book collections on Project MUSE.
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Acceso en línea:Texto completo

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505 0 0 |g 1  |t Kant's revolution  |g 3 --  |t Why start a revolution  |g 3 --  |t The rationalists and the Library of Babel  |g 4 --  |t The empiricists and Funes the Memorious  |g 7 --  |t Refounding metaphysics by overturning the point of view  |g 9 --  |g 2  |t The basic claims  |g 13 --  |t The scheme of the work  |g 13 --  |t The metaphysics of experience  |g 14 --  |t Five ontological theses  |g 16 --  |t Two epistemological theses  |g 17 --  |t Where to find them  |g 18 --  |g 3  |t What is inherited (Examination)  |g 19 --  |t New wine in old bottles  |g 19 --  |t Kant's metaphysics  |g 19 --  |t The models of the Critique of Pure Reason  |g 24 --  |t The naturalization of physics  |g 27 --  |t Consequences  |g 30 --  |g 4  |t What is novel (Examination)  |g 33 --  |t Kant and the platypus  |g 33 --  |t Phenomenon and noumenon  |g 33 --  |t Deduction, schematism, and imagination  |g 35 --  |t The hundred thalers  |g 36 --  |t Synthetic a priori judgments  |g 38 --  |t Are synthetic a priori judgments possible?  |g 39 --  |t Dogmas of empiricism and dogmas of transcendentalism  |g 40 --  |g 5  |t The Transcendental Fallacy (Examination)  |g 43 --  |t A semi-catastrophe  |g 43 --  |t The purloined letter  |g 44 --  |t A mind-dependent world  |g 44 --  |t An avoidable fallacy  |g 46 --  |g 6  |t Conceptual Schemes and Phenomena  |g 49 --  |t Over-powerful spectacles  |g 49 --  |t The Thesis of Conceptual Schemes  |g 49 --  |t Are intuitions without concepts blind?  |g 52 --  |t Are concepts without intuitions empty?  |g 56 --  |t The Thesis of the Phenomena  |g 57 --  |g 7  |t Space and Time  |g 61 --  |t What is the Transcendental Aesthetic?  |g 61 --  |t Space  |g 62 --  |t Time  |g 63 --  |t The meaning of mathematization  |g 65 --  |g 8  |t Self, Substance, and Cause  |g 67 --  |t Self: The world as representations  |g 67 --  |t Substance  |g 71 --  |t Cause  |g 72 --  |g 9  |t Logical apparatus (Examination)  |g 75 --  |t A complicated contrivance  |g 75 --  |t First Gadget: Judgments and Categories (Metaphysical deduction)  |g 77 --  |t Second Gadget: Transcendental Deduction  |g 80 --  |g Deduction  |t A Theory of knowledge  |g 80 --  |g Deduction B  |t Transcendental psychology  |g 81 --  |t Third Gadget: The Schematism  |g 82 --  |t How a schema works: Kant's hints  |g 83 --  |t How a schema works: A speculative hypothesis  |g 85 --  |t The timeline  |g 86 --  |t Why it doesn't work  |g 87 --  |t Could it have worked?  |g 88 --  |t Fourth Gadget: Principles  |g 88 --  |t Afterword on reciprocal action  |g 89 --  |g 10  |t From phenomena to screwdrivers  |g 91 --  |t The deduction as naturalization  |g 91 --  |t The Critique of Practical Reason  |g 92 --  |t The Critique of judgment  |g 93 --  |g 11  |t Reckoning with the revolution  |g 97 --  |t A spectre is haunting Europe  |g 97 --  |t Matrix  |g 98 --  |t Kant and Talleyrand  |g 101 --  |t An Iroquois in Paris  |g 102 --  |t From Kant to Kafka  |g 103. 
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