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Lonergan and Kant /
The final paper discusses Kant's resolution of the question regarding the agreement of a priori concepts with things, and finds in Lonergan's work an alternative position on correspondence and truth. Each essay is a model of careful and thorough scholarship, and also - surprising in a book...
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| Idioma: | Inglés Alemán |
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Buffalo [N.Y.] :
University of Toronto Press,
1994.
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| Colección: | Book collections on Project MUSE.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- ""Contents""; ""Editor's Preface""; ""Author's Foreword""; ""1 The A Priori in Human Knowledge: Kant's Critique of Pure Reason and Lonergan's Insight""; ""1 Kant's Reasons for His Quest of the A Priori""; ""2 Does the Mind Impose the A Priori on Reality or Does It Question Reality through the A Priori?""; ""3 The Intuition Principle in the KRV and the Structure Principle in Insight""; ""4 Relation of Cognitional Activity to Reality""; ""5 The A Priori of Sensibility""; ""6 The A Priori of Verstand""; ""7 The A Priori of Vernunft""; ""8 Judgment as Adequate Response to the A Priori of Mind""
- ""9 Expansion of the A Priori: From Knowledge of Nature to Constitution of the Human World""""2 The Role of the A Priori in Knowledge: On a Fundamental Problem in the Kantian Critique""; ""1 Two Conceptions of the A Priori""; ""2 The A Priori of Sensibility""; ""3 The A Priori of the Understanding""; ""4 The A Priori of Reason""; ""5 The A Priori in the Critique of Judgment""; ""3 Kant's Theory of Human Knowledge: A Sensualistic Version of Intuitionism""; ""1 The Introspective Method of Developing a Theory of Knowledge""; ""2 The Essence of Knowledge according to the KRV: Knowing is Looking""
- ""3 The Role of Thought in the Constitution of Knowledge""""4 The Relation between the Various Cognitional Operations and the Object according to the KRV""; ""5 The Intellectualistic Version of Intuitionism""; ""5.1 The Immediate Realism of E. Gilson""; ""5.2 Mediated Realism (Realismus Mediatus)""; ""5.3 The Diallele of the Intuitionist Theory of Knowledge""; ""5.4 'Cognitio debet esse originarie visio' in J. de Vries""; ""5.5 The Contribution of the Category of Causality to Knowledge of the Object in the Kantian Tradition""
- ""6 Critical Realism: Human Knowledge Consists in the Threefold Operation of an Intelligent and Rational Intentionality""""6.1 Introspective Method and Critical Realism""; ""6.2 The Two Pillars of Critical Realism""; ""6.3 The Relation of the Cognitional Operations to Reality""; ""6.4 Two Meanings of 'Object'""; ""6.5 Sensibility and Understanding Are Both Necessary for Human Knowledge. But Who Serves Whom?""; ""4 Intentionality versus Intuition""; ""1 Intuitionism: Knowing is Looking""; ""2 Introspection as the Method for Attaining Knowledge of Knowledge""
- ""3 Basic Theses of an Introspectively Developed Epistemology""""4 Self-knowledge � An Exception?""; ""5 Consciousness Is (Only) Experience of Oneself as Subject""; ""6 The Virtually Unconditioned as the Ground of the Rational Judgment""; ""7 From the Myth of Seeing to the Rationality of the Judgment""; ""5 Kant's Antithetic Problem and Lonergan's Rational Conception of Reality""; ""1 The Discovery of the Antithetic Problem as the Moment at Which the KRV Was Born""; ""2 The Significance of the Antithetic Problem in the Overall Context of Kant's Transcendental Philosophy""