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9780155383166

A History of Western Philosophy Kant and the Nineteenth Century, Revised, Volume IV

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  • Edition: 2nd
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  • Copyright: 1975-10-03
  • Publisher: Cengage Learning

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Table of Contents

Preface vii
Introduction xix
The Age of Reason
1(13)
The Mood of the Enlightenment
1(8)
The Collapse of Confidence
9(5)
Kant: Theory of Knowledge
14(55)
Kant's Hypothesis
15(12)
The A Priori in Mathematics
27(6)
The A Priori in Physics
33(18)
Critique of Rationalistic Metaphysics
51(7)
Regulative Use of Reason
58(7)
Facts and Values
65(4)
Kant: Theory of Value
69(31)
Ethical Theory
69(15)
The Free Will
84(6)
Religion
90(5)
Mechanism and Teleology
95(3)
Summary
98(2)
Reactions Against Kantianism: Hegel and Schopenhauer
100(60)
Romanticism
101(7)
Hegel
108(1)
Hegel's View of Reason
109(8)
Hegel's View of Scientific Knowledge
117(7)
The System as a Whole: The Triadic Pattern
124(10)
Social Philosophy
134(1)
Political Theory
135(5)
Evaluation of Hegel's Philosophy
140(4)
Schopenhauer
144(1)
The World as Idea
145(2)
The World as Will
147(3)
The Nature of Art
150(5)
Moral Theory
155(2)
The Paradoxical Role of Philosophy
157(1)
Hegel and Schopenhauer
158(2)
Science, Scientism, and Social Philosophy
160(47)
The Heritage of Kant
160(2)
Revolution and Reaction
162(2)
The Utilitarians
164(9)
Comte
173(5)
Marx
178(14)
Evolution
192(7)
Scientific Philosophy
199(7)
Summary
206(1)
Kierkegaard and Nietzsche
207(55)
Kierkegaard
209(1)
Kierkegaard's Starting Point: What Am I To Do?
209(4)
Existence and Reality
213(6)
The Nature of Choice
219(6)
The Teleological Suspension of the Ethical
225(2)
Was Kierkegaard a Christian?
227(2)
Subjective, Not Objective, Truth
229(5)
Kierkegaard and ``The Age''
234(1)
Nietzsche
235(1)
Cognition an Interpretive Process
236(2)
The Role of Language
238(3)
The Psychological Bases of Thought
241(2)
Consciousness a Disease
243(5)
The Will to Power
248(4)
The Decadence of Contemporary Culture
252(1)
The Existential Problem
253(3)
Overman
256(4)
Interpretations of Nietzsche's Interpretation
260(2)
C. S. Peirce
262(34)
Pragmatism, Pragmaticism, and the Pursuit of Clarity
263(1)
The Fixation of Belief
264(5)
Peirce and Positivism
269(3)
Peirce's Realism
272(3)
Metaphysics as Scientia Generalis
275(8)
Phaneroscopy
283(7)
Logic as Semiotic
290(4)
Peirce and the Spirit of the Age
294(2)
William James
296(34)
Philosophy and Temperament
296(3)
``Pure'' Experience
299(4)
Does Consciousness Exist?
303(3)
The Nature of Knowledge
306(3)
The Moral Life
309(6)
Religion
315(9)
The Pragmatic Criterion of Meaning and Truth
324(6)
F. H. Bradley
330(32)
Bradley and Hegel
332(2)
The Nature of Thought
334(10)
Relations
344(2)
Degrees of Truth, Degrees of Reality, and Error
346(1)
Appearance
347(9)
Reality
356(4)
The Central Issue
360(2)
Notes 362(11)
Suggestions for Further Reading 373(5)
Glossary 378(7)
Index 385

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