William James's Radical Reconstruction of PhilosophySUNY Press, 01/01/1990 - 433 من الصفحات |
المحتوى
Beginnings | 21 |
Founding Level of Meaning Towards an Experiential Grounding of Both Science and Metaphysics | 51 |
Interpretive Structures of Human Experience | 73 |
Concrete Experience and Selective Interest | 75 |
Concrete Acts of Thinking | 99 |
Practical and Aesthetic Interests | 117 |
Natural History Methodology and Artistic Vision | 139 |
Hermeneutic Methods | 171 |
Knowing as it Exists Concretely | 263 |
Truth | 289 |
Overcoming the Tradition | 315 |
Why Metaphysics? | 317 |
Unexamined Empiricist Assumptions | 333 |
Radical Empiricism as Concrete Alternative to Realism | 351 |
Critique and Reconstruction of Rationalism | 373 |
The End of Philosophy and the Beginning | 391 |
Interpretive Theory and Praxis | 173 |
Analogy and Metaphor | 209 |
The Scope of Pragmatism | 237 |
Knowledge and Truth | 261 |
Notes | 397 |
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الصفحة 11 - Today I about touched bottom, and perceive plainly that I must face the choice with open eyes : shall I frankly throw the moral business overboard, as one unsuited to my innate aptitudes, or shall I follow it, and it alone, making everything else merely stuff for it?