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| adam_text | TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
CHAPTER
H:
SETTING
UP
THE
TERMS
.....................
1
0.1
INTRODUCTION
................................
1
0.2
PHILOSOPHICAL
PSYCHOLOGY
....................
1
0.3
META-PSYCHOLOGY
.............................
2
0.4
METAPHYSICAL
PSYCHOLOGY
AND
RATIONAL
PSYCHOLOGY
.............................
4
0.41
RATIONAL
PSYCHOLOGY
.........................
5
0.42
TERMS
TODAY
.................................
6
0.5
PHILOSOPHICAL
ANTHROPOLOGY
..................
7
CHAPTER
ONE:
PHILOSOPHICAL
ANTHROPOLOGY
VS.
SCIENTIFIC
PSYCHOLOGY
........................
9
1.1
THE
LEVELS
OF
ABSTRACTION
..................
9
1.11
THE
LEVEL
OF
THE
HUMAN
SCIENCES
..........
9
1.12
THE
LEVEL
OF
THE
PHENOMENOLOGIST
..........
10
1.13
THE
ONTOLOGICAL
LEVEL
.....................
11
1.2
CHARACTERISTICS
OF
THE
SCIENTIFIC
ATTITUDE
ON
PSYCHOLOGY
................
12
1.21
LIMITATIONS
OF
THE
DESCRIPTIVE
KNOWLEDGE
OF
BEHAVIOUR
..........................
12
1.211
INHERENT
LIMIT
ON
MODERN
SCIENCE
..........
12
1.212
THE
INHERENT
LIMIT
ON
SCIENTIFIC
PSYCHOLOGY
............................
13
1.22
UNIFYING
RESULTS
IN
SCIENCE
...............
14
1.221
THE
UNIFIED
RESULTS
IN
GENERAL
SCIENCE....
14
1.222
UNIFYING
RESULTS
IN
PSYCHOLOGY
............
16
1.3
WHY
WE
NEED
A
PHILOSOPHY
OF
PSYCHOLOGY....
17
1.31
PSYCHOLOGY
AND
PREPSYCHOLOGICAL
UNDERSTANDING
.........................
18
1.32
PSYCHOLOGICAL
FACTS
AND
ESSENCES
..........
20
1.321
EXPERIMENTAL
PSYCHOLOGY
DELIMITED
.........
20
1.322
THE
ROLE
OF
ESSENCES
IN
UNDERSTANDING
THE
FACTS
.............................
22
1.323
ESSENCE
AND
MEANING
.......................
23
1.33
SCIENCE
AND
THE
NATURAL
CONSCIOUSNESS...
24
1.331
HOW
TO
STUDY
THE
MIND
.....................
26
1.4
AUTONOMY
AND
SYMBIOSIS:
EXPERIMENTAL
PSYCHOLOGY
AND
PHILOSOPHICAL
ANTHROPOLOGY
.....................
2
7
1.41
THE
DEPENDENCE
OF
THE
PHILOSOPHER
UPON
PSYCHOLOGY
............................
27
1.42
THE
DEPENDENCE
OF
THE
PSYCHOLOGIST
UPON
PHILOSOPHY
............................
30
1.5
PHILOSOPHICAL
ANTHROPOLOGY
TODAY
..........
32
1.51
THE
MIND-BODY
PROBLEM
....................
.32
1.52
MAN
AN
AN
INTERPERSONAL
BEING
.............
32
V
1.53
MAN
AS
FREE
...............................
3
3
1.54
MAN
AS
PRECONSCIOUS
AND
UNCONSCIOUS
.......
33
1.541
PHRASING
THE
QUESTION
.....................
34
1.542
THE
ROLE
OF
PHYSIOLOGY?
...................
34
1.543
PSYCHOANALYTICAL
PHILOSOPHY
RELATIONS
.....
34
1.544
DISTINCTIONS
..............................
34
1.55
ONTOLOGY
VS.
PHENOMENOLOGY
................
34
1.551
THE
THOMISTIC
APPROACH
....................
35
1.552
THE
KANTIAN
APPROACH
......................
36
1.553
THE
PHENOMEMOLOGICAL
APPROACH
.............
36
1.554
CONSCIOUSNESS
AND
DUALISM
.................
36
1.555
PHENOMENOLOGY
AND
EMPIRICISM
..............
38
CHAPTER
TWO:
ONE-SIDED
CONCEPTIONS
OF
MAN
VS.
PHENOMENOLOGICAL
REDUCTIONISM
...............
39
2.0
DUALISM
AND
MONISM
IN
HUMAN
EXPERIENCE....
39
2.1
THE
MATERIALISTIC
IMAGE
OF
THE
HUMAN
......
42
2.11
PRESENTATION
OF
VIEWS
.....................
42
2.111
MAN
AS
A
NATURAL
THING
..................
42
2.112
MATERIALISM
AND
COVERT
SCIENCE
............
43
2.113
MATERIALISM
IN
THE
MARXIST
SENSE
..........
44
2.12
EVALUATION
OF
THE
MATERIALISTIC
VIEW
......
49
2.121
THE
TRUTHS
OF
MATERIALISM
.................
50
2.122
THE
DENIAL
OF
CONSCIOUSNESS
...............
50
2.123
INTERNAL
CONTRADICTIONS
...................
51
2.124
THE
ENVIRONMENTAL
RELATION
................
52
2.125
CONCLUSIONS
...............................
53
2.2
IDEALISM
..................................
54
2.21
PRESENTATION
OF
THE
IDEALISTIC
IMAGE
......
54
2.211
THE
FUNDAMENTAL
IDEA
OF
IDEA-LISM
.........
54
2.212
THE
IDEALISM
OF
DESCARTES
.................
54
2.213
THE
IDEALISM
OF
KANT
.....................55
2.214
HEGELIAN
IDEALISM
.........................
58
2.215
IDEALISM
AS
IT
IS
RELATED
TO
PHILOSOPHICAL
ANTHROPOLOGY
..........................
60
I)
THE
REJECTION
OF
MAN
AS
A
BODY-
SUBJECT
..................
60
II)
COMPLETELY
INTERIORIZED
CONSCIOUSNESS............
61
III)
THE
DE-EMPHASIZING
OF
INTERSUBJECTIVITY
........
63
IV)
THE
DE-EMPHASIZING
OF
HUMAN
HISTORICITY
..............
6
3
2.22
EVALUATION
................................
66
2.221
THE
STRENGTHS
OF
IDEALISM
.................66
2.222
CONSCIOUSNESS
AS
STABLE
AND
SPONTANEOUS...
66
2.223
MY
CONSCIOUSNESS
AND
YOURS
............67
2.3
PHENOMENOLOGICAL
REDUCTION
................
69
2.31
INTRODUCTION
..............................69
2.32
THE
REDUCTION:
TWO
INTERPRETATIONS
.......
71
2.33
ELEMENTS
OF
REDUCTION
.....................
73
V
I
CHAPTER
THREE:
THE
HUMAN
SUBJECT
...................
7
6
3.0
INTRODUCTION
..............................
76
3.1
BEINGIN-THE-WORLD
........................
76
3.11
THE
HUMAN
SUBJECT
AS
FACT
AND
TRANSCENDENT
BEING
....................
78
3.12
THE
WORLD
AS
CENTER
AND
CIRCUMFERENCE
.....
80
3.13
THE
WORLD
AS
THE
CENTER
OF
HUMAN
ACTIVITY.81
3.2
THE
BASIS
OF
MEANING
......................
84
3.21
THE
MEANING
OF
SENSE
....................
8
4
3.22
THE
RELATION
BETWEEN
SENSE
AND
BEHAVIOUR..85
3.23
SENSATION
AND
GREATER
APPRECIATION
OF
THE
UNIVERSE
..........................
86
3.3
INTENTION:
THE
CORE
OF
PHENOMENOLOGY
.....
90
3.4
PHENOMENOLOGICAL
INTENTIONALITY
AS
A
NOVEL
TY
..................
92
3.5
REFINING
THE
POSITION
.....................
94
3.51
THE
OPPOSITION
TO
IDEALISM..-
..............
94
3.52
TOTAL
REFLECIVITY
.........................
94
3.53
VARIED
INTENTIONAL
MODES
..................96
3.54
PHENOMENOLOGY
AND
EXISTENCE
...............97
3.6
HUMAN
PROJECTS
............................
99
3.61
PROJECTS
ARE
UNIVERSAL
HUMAN
PHENOMENA...
100
3.7
THE
WORLD
OF
VALUES
AND
THE
WORLD
OF
PROJECTS
.............................
104
CHAPTER
FOUR:
HUMAN
FREEDOM
.......................
107
4.1
INTRODUCTION
.............................
107
4.2
HISTORY
OF
THE
ISSUE
.....................
109
4.21
SCIENTIFIC
DETERMINISM
...................
ILL
4.22
THE
INFLUENCE
OF
DETERMINISM
UPON
PHILOSOPHY
...........................
113
4.3
PSYCHOANALYTIC
DETERMINISM
...............
114
4.4
PSYCHOLOGICAL
FREEDOM
....................
115
4.5
SOME
INTERIM
CONCLUSIONS
.................
119
4.6
THE
LIMITS
OF
FREEDOM
....................
120
4.7
WHAT
IS
THE
RELATION
BETWEEN
THE
CONSCIOUS
AND
THE
UNCONSCIOUS?
.......
125
4.72
IS
THE
UNCONSCIOUS
REAL?
.................
126
CHAPTER
FIVE:
WHAT
IS
MAN?
........................
131
5.1
INTRODUCTING
PROBLEMS
....................
131
5.2
MATERIALISM
AND
IMMATERIALISM
............
132
5.21
MATERIALISM
..............................
132
5.22
IMMATERIALISM
............................
133
5.3
ARGUMENTS
FOR
THE
EXISTENCE
OF
HUMAN
IMMATERIALITY
..................
135
5.31
KNOWLEDGE
................................
136
5.32
FREEDOM
..................................
138
5.33
INTERIM
CONCLUSION
.......................
139
5.4
THE
UNITY
OF
THE
PERSON
..................
140
5.5
COMPETING
THEORIES
OF
MAN
................
142
VI
I
5.51
DUALISM
..................................
143
5.52
MONISM
...................................
14
4
5.6
ARISTOTLE
AND
AQUINAS
....................
147
5.61
ST.
THOMAS
AQUINAS
.......................
149
5.7
DEATH
AND
BEYOND
.........................
152
5.71
A
SCIENTIFIC
ARGUMENT
....................
153
5.7
2
THE
CLASSICAL
ARGUMENT
...................
155
5.73
WHAT
IS
LIFE-AFTER-DEATH
LIKE?
...........
158
APPENDIX:
AN
EXISTENTIALIST
PHENOMENOLOGY
OF
HUMAN
SEXUALITY
....................
.163
8.0
INTRODUCTION
.............................
163
8.1
A
BEING-IN-THE-WORLD,
A
BODY-SUBJECT
.....
164
INTERIM
CONCLUSION
.......................
166
8.2
WORLD
....................................
169
8.3
WITH
OTHERS
..............................
17
0
1)
EXISTENTIAL
(EXISTENTIELL)
...........
17
0
2)
EXISTENTIARY
(EXISTENTIAL)
...........
170
8.4
FOR
A
PROJECT
............................
171
8.5
PROJECT
AND
VALUES
.......................
17
2
8.6
GABRIEL
MARCEL
...........................
17
3
8.7
THE
INVASION
OF
EXISTENCE
BY
IMPULSE
.....
17
5
8.8
MODERN
DILEMMAS
..........................
178
8.81
MAN
HAS
ALIENATED
SEXUALITY
..............
178
8.82
SEX
ALIENATING
MAN
.......................
179
8.9
FINAL
THOUGHTS
...........................
179
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