winkelwagen uitgebreid zoeken
print pagina
Filosofie

 

Boekhandel Douwes Den Haag

Selected Essays on Kant II: Volume 2

Method, Idealism, and Purpose

Paul (Brown University Guyer

Selected Essays on Kant II: Volume 2

Selected Essays on Kant II: Volume 2

Method, Idealism, and Purpose

Selected Essays on Kant II: Volume 2

Verschijnt binnenkort

 

Ten essays on Kant's theoretical philosophy since his path-breaking Kant and the Claims of Knowledge.  The essays clearly distinguish between Kant's transcendental method and his problematic transcendental idealism, and situate Kant's method in theoretical philosophy within his teleological approach to philosophy as a whole.

Nog te verschijnen

€ 125,00

Bezorgen: Zodra beschikbaar

Beschrijving Selected Essays on Kant II: Volume 2

Ten essays on Kant's theoretical philosophy since his path-breaking Kant and the Claims of Knowledge.  The essays clearly distinguish between Kant's transcendental method and his problematic transcendental idealism, and situate Kant's method in theoretical philosophy within his teleological approach to philosophy as a whole.

ISBN
9781009647144
Pagina's
308
Verschijnt
Rubriek
Filosofie
Druk
1
Uitvoering
Hardback
Taal
Engels
Uitgever
Cambridge University Press

Plato's Phaedo

D.T.J. Bailey here offers a student-friendly guide to Plato's dialogue Phaedo, as part of the Oxford Guides to Philosophy series. In the process of explaining the text, Bailey provides a picture of Plato's metaphysics as revealed by the four major arguments it contains.

Paradoxical Ethics

Unifying several decades of his own philosophical thinking, Saul Smilansky presents the idea that many important aspects of our moral world are absurd. His conception of 'ethical craziness' follows the idea of various elements of morality being highly counterintuitive--and seemingly and resiliently absurd--but apparently inescapable.

Present to the Mind

Present to the Mind presents acquaintance as an indispensable mode of access to the world-not only in knowing, but in feeling, valuing, and judging. Duncan's account challenges other views of knowledge and offers a compelling framework for understanding how we engage with the world in its most immediate and meaningful forms.

Filosofie

terug meer