epub |eng | | Author:George Santayana [Santayana, George]

PART IV Goethe’s Faust IV GOETHE’S FAUST IN APPROACHING THE THIRD OF OUR PHILOSOPHICAL POETS, there is a scruple that may cross the mind. Lucretius was undoubtedly a philosophical poet; ...

epub, pdf |eng | 2000-02-24 | Author:David Hume & David Fate Norton & Mary J. Norton [Hume, David & Norton, David Fate & Norton, Mary J.]

SECT. XI OF THE LOVE OF FAME But beside these original causes of pride and humility, there is a secondary one in the opinions of others, which has an equal ...

epub |eng | | Author:Johannes Achill Niederhauser

2 The Fissure of the Possible Based on what I have argued so far, I can now reconstruct in more detail, how Heidegger arrives at beyng as the possible and ...

epub |eng | | Author:Studtmann, Paul;

Ontology: Universals, Particulars, and Essence Universals In addition to writing seminal tracts on God and substance, Aristotle also wrote seminal tracts in what have come to be known as ontological ...

epub |eng | 2019-09-05 | Author:Moufawad-paul, J.

None of this is to say that Marxism lacks ontological elements, that it does not produce judgements about what it means to be, only that this larger and alienated question ...

epub |eng | | Author:Zhengyu Sun

4 A Critique of the Premises Underlying Truth The basis for human behavior is the unity of regularity and purposiveness, which is also the unity of truth and value. Truth ...

epub, pdf |eng | | Author:Spencer Golub

The Chicken and the Egg In Predestination , Jane/John each/both have a full set of both/each male and female internal organs. (“Eggs are fish and fowl. This is perfectly reasonable. ...

epub |eng | 2019-11-22 | Author:Tonner, Philip;

Univocity and Analogy The mistake of the tradition beginning with the Greeks was to mistake the full temporal character of being by identifying it with but one modality of time: ...

epub |eng | 2009-10-14 | Author:Webb, David;

Number In The Fundamental Concepts of Metaphysics, Heidegger writes that the philosophical questioning in which he is engaged aims to go back into the ‘originary dimension’ in which world-forming occurs, ...

epub |eng | 2008-10-14 | Author:Elkholy, Sharin N.;

Angst and the Temporality of Da-sein To become authentic Da-sein must understand its death and guilt as constant for as long as it exists. This is why Heidegger wants Da-sein ...

epub |eng | | Author:José Tomás Alvarado

7.5.2 Necessary Laws § 52. Since natural laws, however they may be conceived, must be essential for the universals that constitute them, there are solid reasons to think that those ...

epub |eng | | Author:Joseph P. Li Vecchi;Frank Scalambrino;David K. Kovacs;

5 Conclusion: Being in Three Traditions Joseph P. Li Vecchi, Frank Scalambrino, and David K. Kovacs §1 Opening Remarks We have constructed this final chapter to place our traditions into ...

epub |eng | 2013-07-10 | Author:Paul Guyer

1. What Is an ‘End in Itself’? FH is introduced by way of an inquiry into the possibility of a will’s conforming itself to a categorical imperative or practical law. ...

epub |eng | 2010-09-14 | Author:Xavier Zubiri

1 Zubiri’s marginal note: “At some point, refer to contingency, that whose contradiction is possible”. 2 [Zubiri neologism from “principle”—trans.]. 3 Zubiri’s marginal note: “VX,D nihil sunt quam possibilium optima”, ...

azw3 |eng | 2009-10-26 | Author:Xavier Zubiri & Xavier Zubiri [Zubiri, Xavier]

1 Zubiri’s marginal note: “At some point, refer to contingency, that whose contradiction is possible”. 2 [Zubiri neologism from “principle”—trans.]. 3 Zubiri’s marginal note: “VX,D nihil sunt quam possibilium optima”, ...