Metametaphysics and the Sciences
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Metametaphysics and the Sciences
Historical and Philosophical Perspectives
Serck-Hanssen, Camilla; Kjosavik, Frode
Taylor & Francis Ltd
09/2021
300
Mole
Inglês
9781032176833
15 a 20 dias
560
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Preface
Introduction
Frode Kjosavik and Camilla Serck-Hanssen
Part I: Metametaphysics: The Very Possibility of Metaphysics
1. Kant on Method and Evidence in Metaphysics
Frode Kjosavik
2. Essence, Nature, and the Possibility of Metaphysics
Houston Smit
3. Towards a Husserlian (Meta-)Metaphysics
Christian Beyer
4. Frege on "Es gibt," Being in a Realm, and (Meta-)Ontology
Leila Haaparanta
Part II: Critical Metaphysics: The Scope and Limits of Metaphysics
5. Thinking-the-world. Science, philosophy, and religion's threefold quest for the one infinitary Ur-Being
Joseph Almog and Olli Koistinen
6. Kant's Metaphysics of Nature and Freedom
Michael Friedman
7. From Nothing to Something - Why Metaphysics Cannot Be Reduced to Logic
Camilla Serck-Hanssen
8. Transcendentally Idealistic Metaphysics and Counterfactual Transcendental Arguments
Toni Kannisto
9. Phenomenology as Constitutive Realism
David Woodruff Smith
10. Husserl on 'Besinnung' and Formal Ontology
Mirja Hartimo
Part III: Contemporary Metaphysics: The Role of Language and Science
11. Quine on Truth and Metaphysics
Charles Parsons
12. The Paradox of the Largest Number: From Aristotle to Cantor
Oystein Linnebo
13. Symbolic Construction from the "Purely Infinitesimal": Gauge Invariance, Lie Algebras, and Metaphysics chez Hermann Weyl
Thomas Ryckman
Introduction
Frode Kjosavik and Camilla Serck-Hanssen
Part I: Metametaphysics: The Very Possibility of Metaphysics
1. Kant on Method and Evidence in Metaphysics
Frode Kjosavik
2. Essence, Nature, and the Possibility of Metaphysics
Houston Smit
3. Towards a Husserlian (Meta-)Metaphysics
Christian Beyer
4. Frege on "Es gibt," Being in a Realm, and (Meta-)Ontology
Leila Haaparanta
Part II: Critical Metaphysics: The Scope and Limits of Metaphysics
5. Thinking-the-world. Science, philosophy, and religion's threefold quest for the one infinitary Ur-Being
Joseph Almog and Olli Koistinen
6. Kant's Metaphysics of Nature and Freedom
Michael Friedman
7. From Nothing to Something - Why Metaphysics Cannot Be Reduced to Logic
Camilla Serck-Hanssen
8. Transcendentally Idealistic Metaphysics and Counterfactual Transcendental Arguments
Toni Kannisto
9. Phenomenology as Constitutive Realism
David Woodruff Smith
10. Husserl on 'Besinnung' and Formal Ontology
Mirja Hartimo
Part III: Contemporary Metaphysics: The Role of Language and Science
11. Quine on Truth and Metaphysics
Charles Parsons
12. The Paradox of the Largest Number: From Aristotle to Cantor
Oystein Linnebo
13. Symbolic Construction from the "Purely Infinitesimal": Gauge Invariance, Lie Algebras, and Metaphysics chez Hermann Weyl
Thomas Ryckman
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Young Man;Priori Entitlement;Frode Kjosavik;Vice Versa;Camilla Serck-Hanssen;Mathesis Universalis;Houston Smit;Transcendental Phenomenological Idealism;Michael Friedman;Hua IV;Christian Beyer;Philosophie Der Arithmetik;Leila Haaparanta;Hua XVII;Joseph Almog;Contemporary Analytic Metaphysics;Olli Koistinen;Transcendental Arguments;Toni Kannisto;Special Metaphysics;Dagfinn Follesdal;Transcendental Idealism;Mirja Hartimo;Ideal Entities;Charles Parsons;Infinite Judgment;Oystein Linnebo;Lie Algebras;Thomas Ryckman;Original Synthetic Unity;metaphysics;Noematic Content;philosophy of science;Pure Apperception;metametaphysics;Noematic Sense;Kant;Lie Groups;critical metaphysics;Noematic Meaning;Husserl;Gauge Invariance;Frege;Hua XX;meta-metaphysics;Formal Ontology;transcendental philosophy;Husserl's Ontology;physics;mathematics;essence;pure understanding;ontology;meta-ontology;lemma of thinking;non-idealistic metaphysics;Besinnung;Quine;philosophy of language;indexicals;paradox of the largest number;Georg Cantor;Hermann Weyl;idealistic metaphysics;Husserl's transcendental phenomenology;Frege's metaphysics;Kantian metaphysics;scientifically informed metaphysics
Preface
Introduction
Frode Kjosavik and Camilla Serck-Hanssen
Part I: Metametaphysics: The Very Possibility of Metaphysics
1. Kant on Method and Evidence in Metaphysics
Frode Kjosavik
2. Essence, Nature, and the Possibility of Metaphysics
Houston Smit
3. Towards a Husserlian (Meta-)Metaphysics
Christian Beyer
4. Frege on "Es gibt," Being in a Realm, and (Meta-)Ontology
Leila Haaparanta
Part II: Critical Metaphysics: The Scope and Limits of Metaphysics
5. Thinking-the-world. Science, philosophy, and religion's threefold quest for the one infinitary Ur-Being
Joseph Almog and Olli Koistinen
6. Kant's Metaphysics of Nature and Freedom
Michael Friedman
7. From Nothing to Something - Why Metaphysics Cannot Be Reduced to Logic
Camilla Serck-Hanssen
8. Transcendentally Idealistic Metaphysics and Counterfactual Transcendental Arguments
Toni Kannisto
9. Phenomenology as Constitutive Realism
David Woodruff Smith
10. Husserl on 'Besinnung' and Formal Ontology
Mirja Hartimo
Part III: Contemporary Metaphysics: The Role of Language and Science
11. Quine on Truth and Metaphysics
Charles Parsons
12. The Paradox of the Largest Number: From Aristotle to Cantor
Oystein Linnebo
13. Symbolic Construction from the "Purely Infinitesimal": Gauge Invariance, Lie Algebras, and Metaphysics chez Hermann Weyl
Thomas Ryckman
Introduction
Frode Kjosavik and Camilla Serck-Hanssen
Part I: Metametaphysics: The Very Possibility of Metaphysics
1. Kant on Method and Evidence in Metaphysics
Frode Kjosavik
2. Essence, Nature, and the Possibility of Metaphysics
Houston Smit
3. Towards a Husserlian (Meta-)Metaphysics
Christian Beyer
4. Frege on "Es gibt," Being in a Realm, and (Meta-)Ontology
Leila Haaparanta
Part II: Critical Metaphysics: The Scope and Limits of Metaphysics
5. Thinking-the-world. Science, philosophy, and religion's threefold quest for the one infinitary Ur-Being
Joseph Almog and Olli Koistinen
6. Kant's Metaphysics of Nature and Freedom
Michael Friedman
7. From Nothing to Something - Why Metaphysics Cannot Be Reduced to Logic
Camilla Serck-Hanssen
8. Transcendentally Idealistic Metaphysics and Counterfactual Transcendental Arguments
Toni Kannisto
9. Phenomenology as Constitutive Realism
David Woodruff Smith
10. Husserl on 'Besinnung' and Formal Ontology
Mirja Hartimo
Part III: Contemporary Metaphysics: The Role of Language and Science
11. Quine on Truth and Metaphysics
Charles Parsons
12. The Paradox of the Largest Number: From Aristotle to Cantor
Oystein Linnebo
13. Symbolic Construction from the "Purely Infinitesimal": Gauge Invariance, Lie Algebras, and Metaphysics chez Hermann Weyl
Thomas Ryckman
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Young Man;Priori Entitlement;Frode Kjosavik;Vice Versa;Camilla Serck-Hanssen;Mathesis Universalis;Houston Smit;Transcendental Phenomenological Idealism;Michael Friedman;Hua IV;Christian Beyer;Philosophie Der Arithmetik;Leila Haaparanta;Hua XVII;Joseph Almog;Contemporary Analytic Metaphysics;Olli Koistinen;Transcendental Arguments;Toni Kannisto;Special Metaphysics;Dagfinn Follesdal;Transcendental Idealism;Mirja Hartimo;Ideal Entities;Charles Parsons;Infinite Judgment;Oystein Linnebo;Lie Algebras;Thomas Ryckman;Original Synthetic Unity;metaphysics;Noematic Content;philosophy of science;Pure Apperception;metametaphysics;Noematic Sense;Kant;Lie Groups;critical metaphysics;Noematic Meaning;Husserl;Gauge Invariance;Frege;Hua XX;meta-metaphysics;Formal Ontology;transcendental philosophy;Husserl's Ontology;physics;mathematics;essence;pure understanding;ontology;meta-ontology;lemma of thinking;non-idealistic metaphysics;Besinnung;Quine;philosophy of language;indexicals;paradox of the largest number;Georg Cantor;Hermann Weyl;idealistic metaphysics;Husserl's transcendental phenomenology;Frege's metaphysics;Kantian metaphysics;scientifically informed metaphysics