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OF
CONTENTS
TRANSLATOR
*
S
INTRODUCTION:
HARTMANN
*
S
REALIST
ONTOLOGY
------
XV
TRANSLATOR
*
S
NOTE
------
XLI
PREFACE
------
1
PREFACE
TO
THE
THIRD
EDITION
------
9
INTRODUCTION
------
11
1
HABITS
OF
THINKING
AND
BONDAGE
TO
TRADITIONAL
FORMS
OF
THOUGHT
------
11
2
PAUCITY
OF
PROBLEMS,
PROBLEM
FATIGUE,
AND
RELATIVISM
------
12
3
THE
PROBLEM
OF
BEING
IN
IDEALIST
SYSTEMS
------
13
4
ONTOLOGICAL
BACKGROUND
OF
RELATIVISM
------
15
5
METAPHYSICAL
BACKGROUND
OF
NATURAL
SCIENCE
------
16
6
THE
METAPHYSICS
OF
ORGANIC
LIFE
-----
18
7
THE
METAPHYSICAL
IN
MENTAL
LIFE
-----
19
8
THE
METAPHYSICAL
IN
OBJECTIVE
SPIRIT
------
21
9
THE
METAPHYSICAL
IN
THE
LOGICAL
SPHERE
------
22
10
THE
DOWNFALL
OF
THE
PROBLEM
OF
KNOWLEDGE
------ 24
11
PHENOMENOLOGY
AND
METAPHYSICS
OF
KNOWLEDGE
------
26
12
THE
METAPHYSICS
OF
ETHOS
AND
OF
FREEDOM
------
28
13
METAPHYSICS
OF
VALUES
------
30
14
METAPHYSICS
OF
ART
AND
OF
THE
BEAUTIFUL
------
32
15
METAPHYSICS
OF
HISTORY
----- 34
16
THE
INTERLINKED
FRAMEWORK
OF
METAPHYSICAL
PROBLEMS
------
36
17
THE
ONTOLOGICAL
ELEMENT
IN
METAPHYSICAL
PROBLEMS
------
38
18
THE
IDEA
OF
A
NEW
PHILOSOPHIA
PRIMA
------
39
19
PHILOSOPHIA
PRIMA
AND
PHILOSOPHIA
ULTIMA
------42
20
DIVISION
AND
DELIMITATION
OF
THE
PRESENTATION
------
44
21
RELATION
OF
THE
NEW
TO
THE
OLD
ONTOLOGY
------
46
PART
ONE:
ON
WHAT
IS
AS
SUCH
SECTION
I:
THE
CONCEPT
OF
WHAT
IS
AND
ITS
ASSOCIATED
APORIAS
------
51
CHAPTER
1:
THE
FUNDAMENTAL
QUESTION
OF
ONTOLOGY
------
51
A)
STARTING
*
THIS
SIDE
*
OF
REALISM
AND
IDEALISM
------
51
B)
BEING
AND
WHAT
IS:
FORMAL
SENSE
OF
THE
BASIC
QUESTION
------
52
C)
THE
ARISTOTELIAN
CONCEPTION
OF
THE
PROBLEM
------
53
VI
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
CHAPTER
2:
FLAWED
APPROACH
OF
ONE
CONTEMPORARY
INVESTIGATION
------
55
A)
FALLACY
IN
THE
MODIFIED
QUESTION
OF
BEING
------
55
B)
THE
QUESTION
OF
BEING
AND
THE
QUESTION
OF
MEANING
------
56
CHAPTER
3:
STANCE
OF
ONTOLOGICAL
COGNITION
------
58
A)
THE
INABILITY
TO
CONCEIVE
OR
DEFINE
BEING
------
58
B)
ELEMENTARY
PRINCIPLES
FOR
PROCEEDING
------
59
C)
THE
NATURAL
AND
THE
REFLECTIVE
ATTITUDE
------
60
D)
INTENTIO
RECTA
AND
INTENTIO
OBLIQUA
------
61
CHAPTER
4:
STATUS
AND
DEEP-ROOTEDNESS
OF
THE
ONTOLOGICAL
PROBLEM
------
63
A)
NATURAL,
SCIENTIFIC,
AND
ONTOLOGICAL
RELATION
TO
THE
WORLD
------
63
B)
COMMON
RELATION
TO
WHAT
IS:
NATURAL
REALISM
------
64
C)
UNITY
AND
DIFFERENCES
OF
CONTENT
IN
THE
FIELD
OF
OBJECTS
------
65
D)
NEGLECT
OF
THE
GIVEN
ASPECT
OF
WHAT
IS
------
67
SECTION
II:
TRADITIONAL
CONCEPTIONS
OF
BEING
------
69
CHAPTER
5:
NAYVE
AND
SUBSTANTIALIST
CONCEPTS
OF
BEING
------
69
A)
WHAT
IS
AS
THING,
THE
GIVEN,
GROUND
OF
THE
WORLD
------
69
B)
THE
ONTOLOGICAL
MOTIF
IN
THE
ANCIENT
IDEA
OF
SUBSTANCE
------
70
C)
WHAT
IS
AS
SUBSTRATE
AND
AS
DETERMINATE
(MATTER
AND
FORM)
------
72
D)
THE
IDENTIFICATION
OF
ENS
AND
BONUM
------
74
CHAPTER
6:
WHAT
IS
AS
UNIVERSAL
AND
AS
SINGULAR
------
75
A)
WHAT
IS
AS
ESSENCE
(
ESSENTIA
)
------
75
B)
INDIVIDUALIZATION
OF
EIDOS
------
76
C)
WHAT
IS
AS
WHAT
EXISTS
------
77
CHAPTER
7:
WHAT
IS
AS
COMPONENT
PART
AND
AS
WHOLE
------
78
A)
INDIVIDUALITY
AND
UNIVERSALITY,
INDIVIDUUM
AND
TOTALITY
------
78
B)
WHAT
IS
AS
INDIVIDUUM,
COMPONENT,
MEMBER
------
79
C)
LIMITS
OF
THE
ATOMISTIC
CONCEPTION
OF
BEING
------
80
D)
WHAT
IS
AS
TOTALITY,
WHOLENESS,
SYSTEM
------
81
E)
THE
ERROR
IN
ONTOLOGICAL
HOLISM
------
82
SECTION
III:
DETERMINATIONS
OF
WHAT
IS
BASED
ON
MODES
OF
BEING
------
84
CHAPTER
8:
ACTUALITY,
REALITY,
DEGREES
OF
BEING
------
84
A)
WHAT
IS
AS
ACTU
ENS
------
84
B)
WHAT
IS
AS
REAL
------
85
C)
ONTOLOGICAL
STRATA,
ONTOLOGICAL
LEVELS,
AND
DEGREES
OF
BEING
------
86
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
*
VII
D)
CRITIQUE
OF
DEGREES
OF
BEING
-----
87
E)
THE
ONTOLOGICAL
UNITY
OF
THE
REAL
WORLD
------
89
CHAPTER
9:
REFLECTIVE
CONCEPTIONS
OF
WHAT
IS
------
89
A)
WHAT
IS
AS
OBJECT,
PHENOMENON,
AND
READY-TO-HAND
------
89
B)
WHAT
IS
AS
TRANSOBJECTIVE
AND
NONRATIONAL
------
91
C)
SUBJECT-BASED
THEORIES
OF
BEING
------
93
CHAPTER
10:
THE
LIMITS
OF
THE
STANCE
*
THIS
SIDE
*
OF
IDEALISM
AND
REALISM
------
95
A)
THE
PHENOMENAL
BASIS
OF
SUBJECTIVIST
CHARACTERIZATIONS
------
95
B)
THE
CORRELATIVIST
PREJUDICE
------
96
C)
BEING
OF
THE
PHENOMENON
AND
OF
THE
COGNITIVE
RELATION
------
97
PART
TWO:
THE
RELATION
BETWEEN
DASEIN
AND
SOSEIN
SECTION
I:
THE
APORETICS
OF
*
THAT
*
AND
*
WHAT
*
------
101
CHAPTER
11:
REALITY
AND
EXISTENCE
------
101
A)
THE
INDIFFERENCE
OF
WHAT
IS
------
101
B)
INADEQUACY
OF
THE
TRADITIONAL
CONCEPTS
------
102
C)
ESSENTIA
AND
IDEAL
BEING
------
103
D)
ONTOLOGY
OF
*
THAT
*
AND
*
WHAT
*
:
QUIDDITAS
------
105
CHAPTER
12:
THE
DISJUNCTION
BETWEEN
DASEIN
AND
SOSEIN
------
106
A)
ONTOLOGICAL
SHARPENING
OF
THE
OPPOSITION
------
106
B)
LOGICAL
AND
GNOSEOLOGICAL
ARGUMENTS
------
108
C)
METAPHYSICAL
OVERSTATEMENTS
------
109
D)
MISTAKEN
INTERPRETATION
OF
THE
CONCEPTS
*
/N
MENTE
AND
*
EXTRA
MENTEM
*
------
110
E)
MISAPPLICATION
OF
THE
KANTIAN
CONCEPTS
------
112
CHAPTER
13:
AUFHEBUNG
OF
THE
DISJUNCTION
------
113
A)
COGNITION
OF
LAWS
AND
THE
EXISTENCE
OF
CASES------
113
B)
THE
GNOSEOLOGICALLY
VEXING
ASPECT
OF
A
PRIORI
COGNITION
------
115
C)
THE
PROBLEMATIC
CRITERION
OF
DEFINABILITY
------
116
CHAPTER
14:
THE
TYPES
OF
JUDGMENT
AND
THEIR
INTERCONVERTABILITY
------
118
A)
THE
SPECIAL
PLACE
OF
THE
EXISTENTIAL
JUDGMENT
AND
THE
ESSE
PRAEDICATIVUM
------
118
B)
CONVERSION
OF
JUDGMENTS
OF
DASEIN
INTO
JUDGMENTS
OF
SOSEIN
------
119
VIII
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
C)
BARE
AND
RELATIONAL
DASEIN-
ASSERTIONS
------
120
D)
CONVERSION
OF
JUDGMENTS
OF
SOSEIN
INTO
JUDGMENTS
OF
DASEIN
------
121
SECTION
II:
ONTICALLY
POSITIVE
RELATION
BETWEEN
DASEIN
AND
SOSEIN
------
123
CHAPTER
15:
AUFHEBUNG
OF
ONTOLOGICAL
ILLUSION
------
123
A)
ONTOLOGICAL
MISUSE
OF
THE
CATEGORY
OF
SUBSTANCE
------
123
B)
THE
ALLEGED
INDIFFERENCE
AND
CONTINGENCY
OF
DASEIN
------
124
C)
THE
MEANING
OF
INDIFFERENCE
AND
ITS
AUFHEBUNG
------
126
CHAPTER
16:
THE
ERROR
IN
THE
MODAL
ARGUMENT
------
128
A)
FALLACIOUS
ARGUMENTS
CONCERNING
POSSIBILITY
AND
ACTUALITY
------
128
B)
CORRECTION
OF
THE
ERROR
-----
129
C)
WHAT
IS
INSTRUCTIVE
ABOUT
THE
MISTAKEN
ARGUMENTS
------
130
CHAPTER
17:
CONJUNCTIVE
AND
DISJUNCTIVE
OPPOSITION
------
131
A)
THE
CONCEPT
OF
ONTICALLY
NEUTRAL
SOSEIN
------
131
B)
THE
DIFFERENCE
BETWEEN
SPHERES
AS
AN
OPPOSITION
BETWEEN
MODES
OF
DASEIN
------
133
C)
CONJUNCTION
OF
ONTOLOGICAL
FACTORS
AND
DISJUNCTION
OF
WAYS
OF
BEING
------
134
D)
ANALYSIS
AND
REDUCTION
OF
THE
BASIC
SCHEMA
------
136
E)
THE
ROLE
OF
NEUTRAL
SOSEIN
IN
THE
CONTROVERSY
OVER
UNIVERSALS
------
138
F)
THE
STATUS
OF
PHENOMENOLOGICAL
*
ESSENCES
*
------
139
SECTION
III:
THE
INNER
RELATION
BETWEEN
ONTOLOGICAL
FACTORS
------
141
CHAPTER
18:
THE
DASEIN
IN
SOSEIN
AND
THE
SOSEIN
IN
DASEIN
------
141
A)
CONNECTIVITY
AND
REALITY
IN
THE
RELATION
OF
ONTOLOGICAL
FACTORS
------
141
B)
PRIMARY
CONSCIOUSNESS
OF
THE
WORLD:
LANGUAGE
AND
LOGICAL
FORM
------
142
C)
SUBSTANTIVE
RELATIVITY
OF
*
THAT
*
AND
*
WHAT
*
------
143
D)
PARTICULAR
CONVERSIONS
OF
JUDGMENTS
AND
THEIR
ONTOLOGICAL
MEANING
------
144
CHAPTER
19:
IDENTITY
AND
DIVERGENCE
BETWEEN
ONTOLOGICAL
FACTORS
------
146
A)
THE
PROGRESSIVELY
OFFSET
IDENTITY
OF
DASEIN
AND
SOSEIN
IN
THE
TOTAL
ONTOLOGICAL
CONTEXT
------
146
B)
SOSEIN
AS
DASEIN
OF
SOMETHING
*
IN
*
SOMETHING
------
147
C)
SCOPE
OF
THE
IDENTITY
BETWEEN
SOSEIN
AND
DASEIN
------
149
D)
THE
ONTIC
LIMIT
OF
IDENTITY
------
150
E)
THE
DIFFERENT
DIRECTIONS
OF
OFFSET
IDENTITY
------
152
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
*
*
IX
CHAPTER
20:
THE
OUTCOME
AND
ITS
CONSEQUENCES
------
153
A)
SUMMARY
OF
THE
RESULTS
------
153
B)
OUTLOOK
ON
FURTHER
TASKS
------
154
C)
THE
ILLUSION
OF
DISJUNCTION
AND
ITS
ONTOLOGICAL
BASIS
------
155
D)
THE
EPISTEMOLOGICAL
REASON
FOR
THE
DISJUNCTION
------
156
CHAPTER
21:
MODES
OF
GIVENNESS
AND
WAYS
OF
BEING
------
158
A)
THREEFOLD
SUPERPOSITION
AND
THREEFOLD
BOUNDARY
RELATION
------
158
B)
CORRECTION
OF
THE
MODEL:
TRUE
POSITION
OF
THE
MODES
OF
GIVENNESS
------
160
C)
THE
DIVISIVE
NATURE
OF
COGNITION
AND
THE
ILLUSION
OF
ONTICAL
DISJUNCTION
------
161
PART
THREE:
THE
GIVENNESS
OF
REAL
BEING
SECTION
I:
COGNITION
AND
ITS
OBJECT
------
165
CHAPTER
22:
GNOSEOLOGICAL
AND
ONTOLOGICAL
BEING-IN-ITSELF
------
165
A)
AUFHEBUNG
OF
ONTOLOGICAL
NEUTRALITY
-----
165
B)
EPISTEMOLOGICAL
BACKGROUND
OF
THE
CONCEPT
OF
BEING-IN-ITSELF
------
166
C)
AUFHEBUNG
OF
REFLECTION
IN
ONTOLOGICAL
BEING-IN-ITSELF
------
167
D)
THE
LAW
OF
THE
COGNITIVE
OBJECT
AND
WHAT
IS
------
168
CHAPTER
23:
THE
TRANSCENDENCE
OF
THE
COGNITIVE
ACT
------
170
A)
THE
SKEPTICAL
BURDEN
OF
PROOF
AND
THE
PROBLEM
OF
THE
GIVENNESS
OF
REALITY
------
170
B)
CONCLUSIONS:
THE
QUESTION
CONCERNING
THE
*
HOW
*
OF
ONTOLOGICAL
GIVENNESS
------
171
C)
COGNITION
AS
TRANSCENDENT
ACT
------
172
D)
THE
ACT
OF
GRASPING
AND
ITS
OBJECT
------
174
CHAPTER
24:
THE
ANTINOMIES
IN
THE
PHENOMENON
OF
COGNITION
------
176
A)
PHENOMENON
AND
THEORY:
NATURAL
REALISM
------
176
B)
THE
ANTINOMY
OF
BEING-IN-ITSELF
AND
OBJECTIFIED
BEING
------
177
C)
THE
ANTINOMY
OF
PHENOMENAL
TRANSCENDENCE
------
178
D)
THE
SOLUTION
OF
THE
ANTINOMY
AND
ITS
PROBLEMATIC
REMAINDER
------
180
CHAPTER
25:
TRANSOBJECTIVITY
------
181
A)
PROBLEM-CONSCIOUSNESS
AND
COGNITIVE
PROGRESS
------
181
B)
THE
BEING-IN-ITSELF
OF
THE
TRANSOBJECTIVE
AND
THE
OBJECTIFIED
------
183
X
*
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
CHAPTER
26:
THE
LIMITS
OF
COGNIZABILITY
------
184
A)
THE
EMERGENCE
OF
THE
GNOSEOLOGICALLY
NONRATIONAL
------
184
B)
CONCEPT
AND
STATUS
OF
THE
UNKNOWABLE
*
FOR
US
*
-----
186
C)
THE
ONTOLOGICAL
SIGNIFICANCE
OF
THE
INFINITE
REMAINDER
------
188
D)
THE
BEING-IN-ITSELF
OF
THE
NONRATIONAL
------
189
SECTION
II:
TRANSCENDENT
AFFECTIVE
ACTS
------
191
CHAPTER
27:
RECEPTIVE
AFFECTIVE
ACTS
------
191
A)
PLACE
AND
STRUCTURE
OF
THE
ONTICALLY
FUNDAMENTAL
ACTS
------
191
B)
THE
CHARACTERISTIC
QUALITY
OF
RECEPTIVE
AFFECTIVE
ACTS
------
192
C)
THAT
WHICH
BEFALLS
US
AND
BEING-AFFECTED:
THE
HARDNESS
OF
THE
REAL
AND
OUR
BEING
SUBJECTED
TO
IT
------
193
D)
THE
IDEA
OF
FATE:
EXPERIENCE
AND
COGNITION
------
195
CHAPTER
28:
GRADATIONS
OF
EXPERIENCE
AND
UNITY
OF
REALITY
------
197
A)
EXPERIENCE
OF
RESISTANCE
AND
THE
REALITY
OF
THINGS
------
197
B)
CLARIFICATION
OF
THE
ONTOLOGICAL
CONCEPT
OF
REALITY
------
198
C)
REALITY
AND
TEMPORALITY
------
199
D)
COGNITION
AND
AFFECTIVE
CONSCIOUSNESS
OF
REALITY
------
200
CHAPTER
29:
PROSPECTIVE
AFFECTIVE
ACTS
------
201
A)
LIFE
IN
ANTICIPATION
AND
ANTICIPATORY
BEING-AFFECTED
------
201
B)
REAL
ANTICIPATION:
EXPECTATION
AND
READINESS
------
203
C)
SECONDARY
FORMS
OF
PRESENTIMENT
------
204
CHAPTER
30:
GENUINE
AFFECTIVE
ACTS
OF
THE
PROSPECTIVE
TYPE
------
206
A)
ACT
TRANSCENDENCE
IN
SELECTIVE
AFFECTIVE
ANTICIPATION
------
206
B)
COMING
TO
TERMS
WITH
CHANCE
------
207
C)
WHAT
IS
ILLUSORY
IN
ANTICIPATORY
BEING-AFFECTED
AND
THE
LIMITS
OF
ACT
TRANSCENDENCE
------
208
D)
METAPHYSICAL
DELUSION
AND
SPURIOUS
ARGUMENTATION
------
209
CHAPTER
31:
SPONTANEOUS
AFFECTIVE
ACTS
------
211
A)
ACTIVITY
AND
ITS
TYPE
OF
ACT
TRANSCENDENCE
------
211
B)
IMMEDIATE
SPONTANEITY
AND
MEDIATED
RECEPTIVITY
------
213
C)
REFLEXIVE
BEING-AFFECTED
OF
THE
PERSON
IN
THEIR
OWN
ACTION
------
214
D)
THE
REALITY
OF
PERSONS
FOR
PERSONS
------
216
E)
THE
APPARENT
DIVISION
IN
REALITY:
THEORETICAL
ERRORS
------
217
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
*
XI
CHAPTER
32:
INNER
ACTIVITY
AND
FREEDOM
------
218
A)
THE
CHARACTERISTIC
QUALITY
OF
INTERPERSONAL
TIES
------
218
B)
PRIMARY
GIVENNESS
IN
REACTION
------
219
C)
THE
ROLE
OF
THE
SITUATION
AND
ITS
FORM
OF
GIVEN
NESS
------
220
SECTION
III:
REAL
LIFE
AND
COGNITION
OF
REALITY
------
223
CHAPTER
33:
THE
CONTEXT
OF
LIFE
AS
ONTOLOGICAL
*
223
A)
THE
SUM
TOTAL
OF
ACT
TRANSCENDENCE
AS
A
REAL
MODE
OF
LIFE
------
223
B)
THE
REALITY
IN
VALUE
REFERENCES------
224
C)
THE
PRACTICAL
GIVENNESS
OF
THE
WORLD
OF
THINGS
------
225
D)
THE
OBJECT
OF
*
CARE
*
------
227
CHAPTER
34:
PARTICULAR
SPHERES
OF
EMBEDDEDNESS
IN
THE
REAL
WORLD
-----
229
A)
THE
REAL
PHENOMENON
OF
*
LABOR
*
------
229
B)
THE
FORM
OF
GIVENNESS
OF
THE
WIDER
REAL
CONTEXT
------
230
C)
LIFE
IN
THE
CONTEXT
OF
THE
COSMOS
------
232
CHAPTER
35:
COGNITION
AND
AFFECTIVE
GIVENNESS
------
234
A)
IDENTITY
OF
THE
WORLD
AND
SECTORS
OF
GIVENNESS
------
234
B)
CONSEQUENCES
OF
THE
TRANSCENDENCE
OF
AFFECTIVE
ACTS
------
235
C)
FURTHER
CONSEQUENCES
------
237
D)
COGNITION
AND
THE
GRADATION
OF
PHENOMENAL
TRANSCENDENCE
------
238
CHAPTER
36:
THE
SPECIAL
PLACE
OF
COGNITION
------
239
A)
HOMOGENEITY
AND
OPPOSITION
IN
THE
ACT
CONTEXT
------
239
B)
GIVENNESS
OF
SOSEIN
AND
DASEIN
IN
THE
MULTIPLICITY
OF
ACTS
------
241
C)
SUPERIORITY
OF
COGNITION
AND
INTELLECTUALIST
PREJUDICE
------
242
D)
STANDALONE
SCIENCE
AND
ALIENATION
FROM
THINGS
------
243
E)
PHENOMENOLOGY
AND
CRITIQUE
OF
SCIENCE
------
244
CHAPTER
37:
THE
PLACE
OF
SCIENCE
-----
246
A)
METHODOLOGICAL
ERRORS
AND
MISUNDERSTANDINGS
------
246
B)
EMBEDDEDNESS
OF
SCIENCE
IN
THE
CONTEXT
OF
EVERYDAY
LIFE
------
247
C)
CORRECTION
OF
THE
PREJUDICES
OF
SCIENCE
CRITIQUE
------
249
D)
ONTOLOGICAL
EMBEDDEDNESS
OF
COGNITION
------
251
XII
*
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
PART
FOUR:
THE
PROBLEM
AND
STATUS
OF
IDEAL
BEING
SECTION
I:
THE
GIVENNESS
OF
MATHEMATICAL
BEING
------
255
CHAPTER
38:
ONTOLOGICAL
APORIAS
OF
IDEALITY
------
255
A)
THE
PRIMARY
APORIA
AND
ITS
CONSEQUENCES
------
255
B)
IDEAL
BEING
AND
IDEAL
COGNITION
------
256
C)
APPROACH
TO
ONTOLOGICAL
GIVENNESS
IN
MATHEMATICAL
COGNITION
------
257
D)
OBJECTIONS
AND
CRITICISM
OF
OBJECTIONS
------
258
E)
MATHEMATICAL
JUDGMENT
AND
MATHEMATICAL
OBJECT
------
260
F)
FURTHER
EXAMPLES
AND
CONSEQUENCES
------
261
CHAPTER
39:
THEORIES
AND
INTERPRETATIONS
------
263
A)
MATHEMATICAL
SUBJECTIVISM
------
263
B)
MATHEMATICAL
INTUITIONISM
------
264
C)
DISASTROUS
CONSEQUENCES
------
265
D)
THE
BASIC
EPISTEMOLOGICAL FALLACY
------
266
E)
CROSS-CHECK:
MATHEMATICS
WITHOUT
COGNITION
------
268
CHAPTER
40:
IDEAL
COGNITION
AND
OBJECTIVE
VALIDITY
------
269
A)
IMMANENT
AND
TRANSCENDENT
APRIORITY
------
269
B)
IDEAL
APRIORITY
AND
NECESSITY
------
271
C)
COGNITIVE
NECESSITY
AND
ONTOLOGICAL
NECESSITY
------
272
CHAPTER
41:
IDEAL
COGNITION
AND
REAL
COGNITION
------
273
A)
THE
APPLICATION
OF
MATHEMATICAL
COGNITION
TO
REAL
RELATIONS
------
273
B)
A
PRIORI
COGNITION
OF
THE
REAL
------
275
C)
THE
EQUIVOCATION
IN
THE
CONCEPT
OF
IDEALITY
------
276
SECTION
II:
THE
INTERCONNECTION
OF
IDEAL
AND
REAL
BEING
------
279
CHAPTER
42:
THE
DISAPPEARANCE
OF
IDEAL
OBJECTS
IN
THE
FIELD
OF
COGNITION
------
279
A)
THE
OBTRUSIVENESS
OF
THE
CONCEPT
------
279
B)
OBTRUSIVENESS
AND
UNOBTRUSIVENESS
OF
THE
OBJECT
------
280
C)
THE
PLACE
OF
THE
COGNIZED
ENTITY
IN
IDEAL
COGNITION
------
282
D)
TWO
KINDS
OF
DISAPPEARANCE:
REPRESENTATION
AND
CONCEPT
------
283
CHAPTER
43:
THE
THREEFOLD
RELATION
------
284
A)
THE
PROXIMITY
OF
IDEAL
BEING
TO
CONSCIOUSNESS
------
284
B)
NOMINALISM
AND
REALISM
------
286
C)
THE
UNAVOIDABLE
DECEPTION
------
287
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
*
XIII
CHAPTER
44:
RELATIVE
INDEPENDENCE
OF
IDEAL
BEING
------
288
A)
ROLE
OF
IDEALITY
IN
APRIORISM
CONCERNING
THE
REAL
------
288
B)
GENUINE
AUTONOMY
AND
SPURIOUS
ISOLATION
OF
THE
IDEAL
OBJECT
------
289
C)
PURE
AND
APPLIED
MATHEMATICS
------
291
D)
THE
*
CONTINGENCY
*
OF
THE
REAL
AND
THE
IDEAL
*
REALM
OF
POSSIBILITY
*
------
292
CHAPTER
45:
INDIFFERENCE
AND
CONNECTION
------
294
A)
THE
*
INEXACTNESS
*
OF
REAL
CASES
------
294
B)
CORRECT
AND
INCORRECT
CONCLUSIONS
------
295
C)
MEANING
AND
LIMITS
OF
THE
INDIFFERENCE
OF
IDEAL
BEING
------
296
SECTION
III:
IDEAL
BEING
IN
THE
REAL
------
298
CHAPTER
46:
THE
PHENOMENOLOGY
OF
ESSENCES------
298
A)
BRACKETING
AND
ISOLATION
------
298
B)
ESSENCE
AND
ITS
RELATION
TO
THE
REAL
------
299
C)
FREE
FLOATING
AND
ATTACHED
IDEALITY
------
301
D)
UNITY
OF
ESSENCES
AND
DUALITY
OF
ACCESS
------
302
CHAPTER
47:
ESSENTIAL
INTUITION
AND
EVIDENCE
------
304
A)
THE
IDEA
OF
MATHESIS
UNIVERSALIS
------
304
B)
LIMITS
OF
CERTAINTY
REGARDING
CONTENT
------
305
C)
SUBJECTIVE
AND
OBJECTIVE
EVIDENTIALLY
------
306
D)
POSITIVE
MEANING
OF
EVIDENTIAL
DECEPTION
------
307
CHAPTER
48:
THE
REALM
OF
THE
LOGICAL
AND
ITS
LAWS
------
309
A)
THE
DUAL
LAWFUL
REGULARITY
OF
THINKING
------
309
B)
IDEAL
ONTOLOGICAL
CHARACTER
OF
LOGICAL
LAWFULNESS
------
310
C)
RELATION
OF
LOGICAL
TO
ATTACHED
IDEALITY
------
311
D)
LOGICAL
LAWS
AND
THE
LAWFUL
REGULARITY
OF
THE
REAL
------
312
E)
OBJECTIVE
VALIDITY
OF
THE
LOGICAL
AND
THE
POSSIBILITY
OF
SCIENCES
OF
THE
REAL
------
314
CHAPTER
49:
THE
REALM
OF
VALUES
AND
ITS
WAY
OF
BEING
------
315
A)
THE
SPECIAL
STATUS
OF
VALUES
AMONG
THE
ESSENCES------
315
B)
CONSCIOUSNESS
OF
VALUE
AND
COGNITION
OF
VALUE
------
316
C)
REALITY
OF
VALUE
FEELING
AND
THE
DETERMINING
POWER
OF
VALUES
------
318
D)
THE
VARIABILITY
OF
VALUE
CONSCIOUSNESS
AND
THE
BEING
OF
VALUES
------
319
E)
CONCLUSIONS:
AN
APPARENT
CONTRADICTION
AND
ITS
RESOLUTION
------
320
XIV
*
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
CHAPTER
50:
WAYS
OF
BEING
AND
POSITION
OF
THE
SPHERES
------
322
A)
FLOATING
OF
THE
SPHERES
AND
IMMANENCE
OF
WAYS
OF
BEING
------
322
B)
THE
TENABLE
MEANING
OF
*
FLOATING
*
OF
THE
SPHERES
------
323
C)
THE
RELATION
BETWEEN
WAYS
OF
BEING
IN
THE
INDIVIDUAL
------
324
D)
THE
NIMBUS
OF
*
GRANDEUR
*
------
325
E)
IDEAL
ONTOLOGY
AND
REAL
ONTOLOGY
------
327
CHAPTER
51:
PROXIMITY
TO
CONSCIOUSNESS
AND
IDEAL
TRANSCENDENCE
------
328
A)
INNER
GIVENNESS
AND
PURE
APRIORITY
------
328
B)
IDEAL
TRANSCENDENCE
AND
REAL
TRANSCENDENCE
------
329
C)
THE
NONRATIONAL
IN
THE
REALM
OF
IDEAL
BEING
------
330
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CONTENTS
TRANSLATOR
*
S
INTRODUCTION:
HARTMANN
*
S
REALIST
ONTOLOGY
------
XV
TRANSLATOR
*
S
NOTE
------
XLI
PREFACE
------
1
PREFACE
TO
THE
THIRD
EDITION
------
9
INTRODUCTION
------
11
1
HABITS
OF
THINKING
AND
BONDAGE
TO
TRADITIONAL
FORMS
OF
THOUGHT
------
11
2
PAUCITY
OF
PROBLEMS,
PROBLEM
FATIGUE,
AND
RELATIVISM
------
12
3
THE
PROBLEM
OF
BEING
IN
IDEALIST
SYSTEMS
------
13
4
ONTOLOGICAL
BACKGROUND
OF
RELATIVISM
------
15
5
METAPHYSICAL
BACKGROUND
OF
NATURAL
SCIENCE
------
16
6
THE
METAPHYSICS
OF
ORGANIC
LIFE
-----
18
7
THE
METAPHYSICAL
IN
MENTAL
LIFE
-----
19
8
THE
METAPHYSICAL
IN
OBJECTIVE
SPIRIT
------
21
9
THE
METAPHYSICAL
IN
THE
LOGICAL
SPHERE
------
22
10
THE
DOWNFALL
OF
THE
PROBLEM
OF
KNOWLEDGE
------ 24
11
PHENOMENOLOGY
AND
METAPHYSICS
OF
KNOWLEDGE
------
26
12
THE
METAPHYSICS
OF
ETHOS
AND
OF
FREEDOM
------
28
13
METAPHYSICS
OF
VALUES
------
30
14
METAPHYSICS
OF
ART
AND
OF
THE
BEAUTIFUL
------
32
15
METAPHYSICS
OF
HISTORY
----- 34
16
THE
INTERLINKED
FRAMEWORK
OF
METAPHYSICAL
PROBLEMS
------
36
17
THE
ONTOLOGICAL
ELEMENT
IN
METAPHYSICAL
PROBLEMS
------
38
18
THE
IDEA
OF
A
NEW
PHILOSOPHIA
PRIMA
------
39
19
PHILOSOPHIA
PRIMA
AND
PHILOSOPHIA
ULTIMA
------42
20
DIVISION
AND
DELIMITATION
OF
THE
PRESENTATION
------
44
21
RELATION
OF
THE
NEW
TO
THE
OLD
ONTOLOGY
------
46
PART
ONE:
ON
WHAT
IS
AS
SUCH
SECTION
I:
THE
CONCEPT
OF
WHAT
IS
AND
ITS
ASSOCIATED
APORIAS
------
51
CHAPTER
1:
THE
FUNDAMENTAL
QUESTION
OF
ONTOLOGY
------
51
A)
STARTING
*
THIS
SIDE
*
OF
REALISM
AND
IDEALISM
------
51
B)
BEING
AND
WHAT
IS:
FORMAL
SENSE
OF
THE
BASIC
QUESTION
------
52
C)
THE
ARISTOTELIAN
CONCEPTION
OF
THE
PROBLEM
------
53
VI
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
CHAPTER
2:
FLAWED
APPROACH
OF
ONE
CONTEMPORARY
INVESTIGATION
------
55
A)
FALLACY
IN
THE
MODIFIED
QUESTION
OF
BEING
------
55
B)
THE
QUESTION
OF
BEING
AND
THE
QUESTION
OF
MEANING
------
56
CHAPTER
3:
STANCE
OF
ONTOLOGICAL
COGNITION
------
58
A)
THE
INABILITY
TO
CONCEIVE
OR
DEFINE
BEING
------
58
B)
ELEMENTARY
PRINCIPLES
FOR
PROCEEDING
------
59
C)
THE
NATURAL
AND
THE
REFLECTIVE
ATTITUDE
------
60
D)
INTENTIO
RECTA
AND
INTENTIO
OBLIQUA
------
61
CHAPTER
4:
STATUS
AND
DEEP-ROOTEDNESS
OF
THE
ONTOLOGICAL
PROBLEM
------
63
A)
NATURAL,
SCIENTIFIC,
AND
ONTOLOGICAL
RELATION
TO
THE
WORLD
------
63
B)
COMMON
RELATION
TO
WHAT
IS:
NATURAL
REALISM
------
64
C)
UNITY
AND
DIFFERENCES
OF
CONTENT
IN
THE
FIELD
OF
OBJECTS
------
65
D)
NEGLECT
OF
THE
GIVEN
ASPECT
OF
WHAT
IS
------
67
SECTION
II:
TRADITIONAL
CONCEPTIONS
OF
BEING
------
69
CHAPTER
5:
NAYVE
AND
SUBSTANTIALIST
CONCEPTS
OF
BEING
------
69
A)
WHAT
IS
AS
THING,
THE
GIVEN,
GROUND
OF
THE
WORLD
------
69
B)
THE
ONTOLOGICAL
MOTIF
IN
THE
ANCIENT
IDEA
OF
SUBSTANCE
------
70
C)
WHAT
IS
AS
SUBSTRATE
AND
AS
DETERMINATE
(MATTER
AND
FORM)
------
72
D)
THE
IDENTIFICATION
OF
ENS
AND
BONUM
------
74
CHAPTER
6:
WHAT
IS
AS
UNIVERSAL
AND
AS
SINGULAR
------
75
A)
WHAT
IS
AS
ESSENCE
(
ESSENTIA
)
------
75
B)
INDIVIDUALIZATION
OF
EIDOS
------
76
C)
WHAT
IS
AS
WHAT
EXISTS
------
77
CHAPTER
7:
WHAT
IS
AS
COMPONENT
PART
AND
AS
WHOLE
------
78
A)
INDIVIDUALITY
AND
UNIVERSALITY,
INDIVIDUUM
AND
TOTALITY
------
78
B)
WHAT
IS
AS
INDIVIDUUM,
COMPONENT,
MEMBER
------
79
C)
LIMITS
OF
THE
ATOMISTIC
CONCEPTION
OF
BEING
------
80
D)
WHAT
IS
AS
TOTALITY,
WHOLENESS,
SYSTEM
------
81
E)
THE
ERROR
IN
ONTOLOGICAL
HOLISM
------
82
SECTION
III:
DETERMINATIONS
OF
WHAT
IS
BASED
ON
MODES
OF
BEING
------
84
CHAPTER
8:
ACTUALITY,
REALITY,
DEGREES
OF
BEING
------
84
A)
WHAT
IS
AS
ACTU
ENS
------
84
B)
WHAT
IS
AS
REAL
------
85
C)
ONTOLOGICAL
STRATA,
ONTOLOGICAL
LEVELS,
AND
DEGREES
OF
BEING
------
86
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
*
VII
D)
CRITIQUE
OF
DEGREES
OF
BEING
-----
87
E)
THE
ONTOLOGICAL
UNITY
OF
THE
REAL
WORLD
------
89
CHAPTER
9:
REFLECTIVE
CONCEPTIONS
OF
WHAT
IS
------
89
A)
WHAT
IS
AS
OBJECT,
PHENOMENON,
AND
READY-TO-HAND
------
89
B)
WHAT
IS
AS
TRANSOBJECTIVE
AND
NONRATIONAL
------
91
C)
SUBJECT-BASED
THEORIES
OF
BEING
------
93
CHAPTER
10:
THE
LIMITS
OF
THE
STANCE
*
THIS
SIDE
*
OF
IDEALISM
AND
REALISM
------
95
A)
THE
PHENOMENAL
BASIS
OF
SUBJECTIVIST
CHARACTERIZATIONS
------
95
B)
THE
CORRELATIVIST
PREJUDICE
------
96
C)
BEING
OF
THE
PHENOMENON
AND
OF
THE
COGNITIVE
RELATION
------
97
PART
TWO:
THE
RELATION
BETWEEN
DASEIN
AND
SOSEIN
SECTION
I:
THE
APORETICS
OF
*
THAT
*
AND
*
WHAT
*
------
101
CHAPTER
11:
REALITY
AND
EXISTENCE
------
101
A)
THE
INDIFFERENCE
OF
WHAT
IS
------
101
B)
INADEQUACY
OF
THE
TRADITIONAL
CONCEPTS
------
102
C)
ESSENTIA
AND
IDEAL
BEING
------
103
D)
ONTOLOGY
OF
*
THAT
*
AND
*
WHAT
*
:
QUIDDITAS
------
105
CHAPTER
12:
THE
DISJUNCTION
BETWEEN
DASEIN
AND
SOSEIN
------
106
A)
ONTOLOGICAL
SHARPENING
OF
THE
OPPOSITION
------
106
B)
LOGICAL
AND
GNOSEOLOGICAL
ARGUMENTS
------
108
C)
METAPHYSICAL
OVERSTATEMENTS
------
109
D)
MISTAKEN
INTERPRETATION
OF
THE
CONCEPTS
*
/N
MENTE"
AND
*
EXTRA
MENTEM
*
------
110
E)
MISAPPLICATION
OF
THE
KANTIAN
CONCEPTS
------
112
CHAPTER
13:
AUFHEBUNG
OF
THE
DISJUNCTION
------
113
A)
COGNITION
OF
LAWS
AND
THE
EXISTENCE
OF
CASES------
113
B)
THE
GNOSEOLOGICALLY
VEXING
ASPECT
OF
A
PRIORI
COGNITION
------
115
C)
THE
PROBLEMATIC
CRITERION
OF
DEFINABILITY
------
116
CHAPTER
14:
THE
TYPES
OF
JUDGMENT
AND
THEIR
INTERCONVERTABILITY
------
118
A)
THE
SPECIAL
PLACE
OF
THE
EXISTENTIAL
JUDGMENT
AND
THE
ESSE
PRAEDICATIVUM
------
118
B)
CONVERSION
OF
JUDGMENTS
OF
DASEIN
INTO
JUDGMENTS
OF
SOSEIN
------
119
VIII
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
C)
BARE
AND
RELATIONAL
DASEIN-
ASSERTIONS
------
120
D)
CONVERSION
OF
JUDGMENTS
OF
SOSEIN
INTO
JUDGMENTS
OF
DASEIN
------
121
SECTION
II:
ONTICALLY
POSITIVE
RELATION
BETWEEN
DASEIN
AND
SOSEIN
------
123
CHAPTER
15:
AUFHEBUNG
OF
ONTOLOGICAL
ILLUSION
------
123
A)
ONTOLOGICAL
MISUSE
OF
THE
CATEGORY
OF
SUBSTANCE
------
123
B)
THE
ALLEGED
INDIFFERENCE
AND
CONTINGENCY
OF
DASEIN
------
124
C)
THE
MEANING
OF
INDIFFERENCE
AND
ITS
AUFHEBUNG
------
126
CHAPTER
16:
THE
ERROR
IN
THE
MODAL
ARGUMENT
------
128
A)
FALLACIOUS
ARGUMENTS
CONCERNING
POSSIBILITY
AND
ACTUALITY
------
128
B)
CORRECTION
OF
THE
ERROR
-----
129
C)
WHAT
IS
INSTRUCTIVE
ABOUT
THE
MISTAKEN
ARGUMENTS
------
130
CHAPTER
17:
CONJUNCTIVE
AND
DISJUNCTIVE
OPPOSITION
------
131
A)
THE
CONCEPT
OF
ONTICALLY
NEUTRAL
SOSEIN
------
131
B)
THE
DIFFERENCE
BETWEEN
SPHERES
AS
AN
OPPOSITION
BETWEEN
MODES
OF
DASEIN
------
133
C)
CONJUNCTION
OF
ONTOLOGICAL
FACTORS
AND
DISJUNCTION
OF
WAYS
OF
BEING
------
134
D)
ANALYSIS
AND
REDUCTION
OF
THE
BASIC
SCHEMA
------
136
E)
THE
ROLE
OF
NEUTRAL
SOSEIN
IN
THE
CONTROVERSY
OVER
UNIVERSALS
------
138
F)
THE
STATUS
OF
PHENOMENOLOGICAL
*
ESSENCES
*
------
139
SECTION
III:
THE
INNER
RELATION
BETWEEN
ONTOLOGICAL
FACTORS
------
141
CHAPTER
18:
THE
DASEIN
IN
SOSEIN
AND
THE
SOSEIN
IN
DASEIN
------
141
A)
CONNECTIVITY
AND
REALITY
IN
THE
RELATION
OF
ONTOLOGICAL
FACTORS
------
141
B)
PRIMARY
CONSCIOUSNESS
OF
THE
WORLD:
LANGUAGE
AND
LOGICAL
FORM
------
142
C)
SUBSTANTIVE
RELATIVITY
OF
*
THAT
*
AND
*
WHAT
*
------
143
D)
PARTICULAR
CONVERSIONS
OF
JUDGMENTS
AND
THEIR
ONTOLOGICAL
MEANING
------
144
CHAPTER
19:
IDENTITY
AND
DIVERGENCE
BETWEEN
ONTOLOGICAL
FACTORS
------
146
A)
THE
PROGRESSIVELY
OFFSET
IDENTITY
OF
DASEIN
AND
SOSEIN
IN
THE
TOTAL
ONTOLOGICAL
CONTEXT
------
146
B)
SOSEIN
AS
DASEIN
OF
SOMETHING
*
IN
*
SOMETHING
------
147
C)
SCOPE
OF
THE
IDENTITY
BETWEEN
SOSEIN
AND
DASEIN
------
149
D)
THE
ONTIC
LIMIT
OF
IDENTITY
------
150
E)
THE
DIFFERENT
DIRECTIONS
OF
OFFSET
IDENTITY
------
152
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
*
*
IX
CHAPTER
20:
THE
OUTCOME
AND
ITS
CONSEQUENCES
------
153
A)
SUMMARY
OF
THE
RESULTS
------
153
B)
OUTLOOK
ON
FURTHER
TASKS
------
154
C)
THE
ILLUSION
OF
DISJUNCTION
AND
ITS
ONTOLOGICAL
BASIS
------
155
D)
THE
EPISTEMOLOGICAL
REASON
FOR
THE
DISJUNCTION
------
156
CHAPTER
21:
MODES
OF
GIVENNESS
AND
WAYS
OF
BEING
------
158
A)
THREEFOLD
SUPERPOSITION
AND
THREEFOLD
BOUNDARY
RELATION
------
158
B)
CORRECTION
OF
THE
MODEL:
TRUE
POSITION
OF
THE
MODES
OF
GIVENNESS
------
160
C)
THE
DIVISIVE
NATURE
OF
COGNITION
AND
THE
ILLUSION
OF
ONTICAL
DISJUNCTION
------
161
PART
THREE:
THE
GIVENNESS
OF
REAL
BEING
SECTION
I:
COGNITION
AND
ITS
OBJECT
------
165
CHAPTER
22:
GNOSEOLOGICAL
AND
ONTOLOGICAL
BEING-IN-ITSELF
------
165
A)
AUFHEBUNG
OF
ONTOLOGICAL
NEUTRALITY
-----
165
B)
EPISTEMOLOGICAL
BACKGROUND
OF
THE
CONCEPT
OF
BEING-IN-ITSELF
------
166
C)
AUFHEBUNG
OF
REFLECTION
IN
ONTOLOGICAL
BEING-IN-ITSELF
------
167
D)
THE
LAW
OF
THE
COGNITIVE
OBJECT
AND
WHAT
IS
------
168
CHAPTER
23:
THE
TRANSCENDENCE
OF
THE
COGNITIVE
ACT
------
170
A)
THE
SKEPTICAL
BURDEN
OF
PROOF
AND
THE
PROBLEM
OF
THE
GIVENNESS
OF
REALITY
------
170
B)
CONCLUSIONS:
THE
QUESTION
CONCERNING
THE
*
HOW
*
OF
ONTOLOGICAL
GIVENNESS
------
171
C)
COGNITION
AS
TRANSCENDENT
ACT
------
172
D)
THE
ACT
OF
GRASPING
AND
ITS
OBJECT
------
174
CHAPTER
24:
THE
ANTINOMIES
IN
THE
PHENOMENON
OF
COGNITION
------
176
A)
PHENOMENON
AND
THEORY:
NATURAL
REALISM
------
176
B)
THE
ANTINOMY
OF
BEING-IN-ITSELF
AND
OBJECTIFIED
BEING
------
177
C)
THE
ANTINOMY
OF
PHENOMENAL
TRANSCENDENCE
------
178
D)
THE
SOLUTION
OF
THE
ANTINOMY
AND
ITS
PROBLEMATIC
REMAINDER
------
180
CHAPTER
25:
TRANSOBJECTIVITY
------
181
A)
PROBLEM-CONSCIOUSNESS
AND
COGNITIVE
PROGRESS
------
181
B)
THE
BEING-IN-ITSELF
OF
THE
TRANSOBJECTIVE
AND
THE
OBJECTIFIED
------
183
X
*
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
CHAPTER
26:
THE
LIMITS
OF
COGNIZABILITY
------
184
A)
THE
EMERGENCE
OF
THE
GNOSEOLOGICALLY
NONRATIONAL
------
184
B)
CONCEPT
AND
STATUS
OF
THE
UNKNOWABLE
*
FOR
US
*
-----
186
C)
THE
ONTOLOGICAL
SIGNIFICANCE
OF
THE
INFINITE
REMAINDER
------
188
D)
THE
BEING-IN-ITSELF
OF
THE
NONRATIONAL
------
189
SECTION
II:
TRANSCENDENT
AFFECTIVE
ACTS
------
191
CHAPTER
27:
RECEPTIVE
AFFECTIVE
ACTS
------
191
A)
PLACE
AND
STRUCTURE
OF
THE
ONTICALLY
FUNDAMENTAL
ACTS
------
191
B)
THE
CHARACTERISTIC
QUALITY
OF
RECEPTIVE
AFFECTIVE
ACTS
------
192
C)
THAT
WHICH
BEFALLS
US
AND
BEING-AFFECTED:
THE
HARDNESS
OF
THE
REAL
AND
OUR
BEING
SUBJECTED
TO
IT
------
193
D)
THE
IDEA
OF
FATE:
EXPERIENCE
AND
COGNITION
------
195
CHAPTER
28:
GRADATIONS
OF
EXPERIENCE
AND
UNITY
OF
REALITY
------
197
A)
EXPERIENCE
OF
RESISTANCE
AND
THE
REALITY
OF
THINGS
------
197
B)
CLARIFICATION
OF
THE
ONTOLOGICAL
CONCEPT
OF
REALITY
------
198
C)
REALITY
AND
TEMPORALITY
------
199
D)
COGNITION
AND
AFFECTIVE
CONSCIOUSNESS
OF
REALITY
------
200
CHAPTER
29:
PROSPECTIVE
AFFECTIVE
ACTS
------
201
A)
LIFE
IN
ANTICIPATION
AND
ANTICIPATORY
BEING-AFFECTED
------
201
B)
REAL
ANTICIPATION:
EXPECTATION
AND
READINESS
------
203
C)
SECONDARY
FORMS
OF
PRESENTIMENT
------
204
CHAPTER
30:
GENUINE
AFFECTIVE
ACTS
OF
THE
PROSPECTIVE
TYPE
------
206
A)
ACT
TRANSCENDENCE
IN
SELECTIVE
AFFECTIVE
ANTICIPATION
------
206
B)
COMING
TO
TERMS
WITH
CHANCE
------
207
C)
WHAT
IS
ILLUSORY
IN
ANTICIPATORY
BEING-AFFECTED
AND
THE
LIMITS
OF
ACT
TRANSCENDENCE
------
208
D)
METAPHYSICAL
DELUSION
AND
SPURIOUS
ARGUMENTATION
------
209
CHAPTER
31:
SPONTANEOUS
AFFECTIVE
ACTS
------
211
A)
ACTIVITY
AND
ITS
TYPE
OF
ACT
TRANSCENDENCE
------
211
B)
IMMEDIATE
SPONTANEITY
AND
MEDIATED
RECEPTIVITY
------
213
C)
REFLEXIVE
BEING-AFFECTED
OF
THE
PERSON
IN
THEIR
OWN
ACTION
------
214
D)
THE
REALITY
OF
PERSONS
FOR
PERSONS
------
216
E)
THE
APPARENT
DIVISION
IN
REALITY:
THEORETICAL
ERRORS
------
217
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
*
XI
CHAPTER
32:
INNER
ACTIVITY
AND
FREEDOM
------
218
A)
THE
CHARACTERISTIC
QUALITY
OF
INTERPERSONAL
TIES
------
218
B)
PRIMARY
GIVENNESS
IN
REACTION
------
219
C)
THE
ROLE
OF
THE
SITUATION
AND
ITS
FORM
OF
GIVEN
NESS
------
220
SECTION
III:
REAL
LIFE
AND
COGNITION
OF
REALITY
------
223
CHAPTER
33:
THE
CONTEXT
OF
LIFE
AS
ONTOLOGICAL
*
223
A)
THE
SUM
TOTAL
OF
ACT
TRANSCENDENCE
AS
A
REAL
MODE
OF
LIFE
------
223
B)
THE
REALITY
IN
VALUE
REFERENCES------
224
C)
THE
PRACTICAL
GIVENNESS
OF
THE
WORLD
OF
THINGS
------
225
D)
THE
OBJECT
OF
*
CARE
*
------
227
CHAPTER
34:
PARTICULAR
SPHERES
OF
EMBEDDEDNESS
IN
THE
REAL
WORLD
-----
229
A)
THE
REAL
PHENOMENON
OF
*
LABOR
*
------
229
B)
THE
FORM
OF
GIVENNESS
OF
THE
WIDER
REAL
CONTEXT
------
230
C)
LIFE
IN
THE
CONTEXT
OF
THE
COSMOS
------
232
CHAPTER
35:
COGNITION
AND
AFFECTIVE
GIVENNESS
------
234
A)
IDENTITY
OF
THE
WORLD
AND
SECTORS
OF
GIVENNESS
------
234
B)
CONSEQUENCES
OF
THE
TRANSCENDENCE
OF
AFFECTIVE
ACTS
------
235
C)
FURTHER
CONSEQUENCES
------
237
D)
COGNITION
AND
THE
GRADATION
OF
PHENOMENAL
TRANSCENDENCE
------
238
CHAPTER
36:
THE
SPECIAL
PLACE
OF
COGNITION
------
239
A)
HOMOGENEITY
AND
OPPOSITION
IN
THE
ACT
CONTEXT
------
239
B)
GIVENNESS
OF
SOSEIN
AND
DASEIN
IN
THE
MULTIPLICITY
OF
ACTS
------
241
C)
SUPERIORITY
OF
COGNITION
AND
INTELLECTUALIST
PREJUDICE
------
242
D)
STANDALONE
SCIENCE
AND
ALIENATION
FROM
THINGS
------
243
E)
PHENOMENOLOGY
AND
CRITIQUE
OF
SCIENCE
------
244
CHAPTER
37:
THE
PLACE
OF
SCIENCE
-----
246
A)
METHODOLOGICAL
ERRORS
AND
MISUNDERSTANDINGS
------
246
B)
EMBEDDEDNESS
OF
SCIENCE
IN
THE
CONTEXT
OF
EVERYDAY
LIFE
------
247
C)
CORRECTION
OF
THE
PREJUDICES
OF
SCIENCE
CRITIQUE
------
249
D)
ONTOLOGICAL
EMBEDDEDNESS
OF
COGNITION
------
251
XII
*
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
PART
FOUR:
THE
PROBLEM
AND
STATUS
OF
IDEAL
BEING
SECTION
I:
THE
GIVENNESS
OF
MATHEMATICAL
BEING
------
255
CHAPTER
38:
ONTOLOGICAL
APORIAS
OF
IDEALITY
------
255
A)
THE
PRIMARY
APORIA
AND
ITS
CONSEQUENCES
------
255
B)
IDEAL
BEING
AND
IDEAL
COGNITION
------
256
C)
APPROACH
TO
ONTOLOGICAL
GIVENNESS
IN
MATHEMATICAL
COGNITION
------
257
D)
OBJECTIONS
AND
CRITICISM
OF
OBJECTIONS
------
258
E)
MATHEMATICAL
JUDGMENT
AND
MATHEMATICAL
OBJECT
------
260
F)
FURTHER
EXAMPLES
AND
CONSEQUENCES
------
261
CHAPTER
39:
THEORIES
AND
INTERPRETATIONS
------
263
A)
MATHEMATICAL
SUBJECTIVISM
------
263
B)
MATHEMATICAL
INTUITIONISM
------
264
C)
DISASTROUS
CONSEQUENCES
------
265
D)
THE
BASIC
EPISTEMOLOGICAL FALLACY
------
266
E)
CROSS-CHECK:
MATHEMATICS
WITHOUT
COGNITION
------
268
CHAPTER
40:
IDEAL
COGNITION
AND
OBJECTIVE
VALIDITY
------
269
A)
IMMANENT
AND
TRANSCENDENT
APRIORITY
------
269
B)
IDEAL
APRIORITY
AND
NECESSITY
------
271
C)
COGNITIVE
NECESSITY
AND
ONTOLOGICAL
NECESSITY
------
272
CHAPTER
41:
IDEAL
COGNITION
AND
REAL
COGNITION
------
273
A)
THE
APPLICATION
OF
MATHEMATICAL
COGNITION
TO
REAL
RELATIONS
------
273
B)
A
PRIORI
COGNITION
OF
THE
REAL
------
275
C)
THE
EQUIVOCATION
IN
THE
CONCEPT
OF
IDEALITY
------
276
SECTION
II:
THE
INTERCONNECTION
OF
IDEAL
AND
REAL
BEING
------
279
CHAPTER
42:
THE
DISAPPEARANCE
OF
IDEAL
OBJECTS
IN
THE
FIELD
OF
COGNITION
------
279
A)
THE
OBTRUSIVENESS
OF
THE
CONCEPT
------
279
B)
OBTRUSIVENESS
AND
UNOBTRUSIVENESS
OF
THE
OBJECT
------
280
C)
THE
PLACE
OF
THE
COGNIZED
ENTITY
IN
IDEAL
COGNITION
------
282
D)
TWO
KINDS
OF
DISAPPEARANCE:
REPRESENTATION
AND
CONCEPT
------
283
CHAPTER
43:
THE
THREEFOLD
RELATION
------
284
A)
THE
PROXIMITY
OF
IDEAL
BEING
TO
CONSCIOUSNESS
------
284
B)
NOMINALISM
AND
REALISM
------
286
C)
THE
UNAVOIDABLE
DECEPTION
------
287
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
*
XIII
CHAPTER
44:
RELATIVE
INDEPENDENCE
OF
IDEAL
BEING
------
288
A)
ROLE
OF
IDEALITY
IN
APRIORISM
CONCERNING
THE
REAL
------
288
B)
GENUINE
AUTONOMY
AND
SPURIOUS
ISOLATION
OF
THE
IDEAL
OBJECT
------
289
C)
PURE
AND
APPLIED
MATHEMATICS
------
291
D)
THE
*
CONTINGENCY
*
OF
THE
REAL
AND
THE
IDEAL
*
REALM
OF
POSSIBILITY
*
------
292
CHAPTER
45:
INDIFFERENCE
AND
CONNECTION
------
294
A)
THE
*
INEXACTNESS
*
OF
REAL
CASES
------
294
B)
CORRECT
AND
INCORRECT
CONCLUSIONS
------
295
C)
MEANING
AND
LIMITS
OF
THE
INDIFFERENCE
OF
IDEAL
BEING
------
296
SECTION
III:
IDEAL
BEING
IN
THE
REAL
------
298
CHAPTER
46:
THE
PHENOMENOLOGY
OF
ESSENCES------
298
A)
BRACKETING
AND
ISOLATION
------
298
B)
ESSENCE
AND
ITS
RELATION
TO
THE
REAL
------
299
C)
FREE
FLOATING
AND
ATTACHED
IDEALITY
------
301
D)
UNITY
OF
ESSENCES
AND
DUALITY
OF
ACCESS
------
302
CHAPTER
47:
ESSENTIAL
INTUITION
AND
EVIDENCE
------
304
A)
THE
IDEA
OF
MATHESIS
UNIVERSALIS
------
304
B)
LIMITS
OF
CERTAINTY
REGARDING
CONTENT
------
305
C)
SUBJECTIVE
AND
OBJECTIVE
EVIDENTIALLY
------
306
D)
POSITIVE
MEANING
OF
EVIDENTIAL
DECEPTION
------
307
CHAPTER
48:
THE
REALM
OF
THE
LOGICAL
AND
ITS
LAWS
------
309
A)
THE
DUAL
LAWFUL
REGULARITY
OF
THINKING
------
309
B)
IDEAL
ONTOLOGICAL
CHARACTER
OF
LOGICAL
LAWFULNESS
------
310
C)
RELATION
OF
LOGICAL
TO
ATTACHED
IDEALITY
------
311
D)
LOGICAL
LAWS
AND
THE
LAWFUL
REGULARITY
OF
THE
REAL
------
312
E)
OBJECTIVE
VALIDITY
OF
THE
LOGICAL
AND
THE
POSSIBILITY
OF
SCIENCES
OF
THE
REAL
------
314
CHAPTER
49:
THE
REALM
OF
VALUES
AND
ITS
WAY
OF
BEING
------
315
A)
THE
SPECIAL
STATUS
OF
VALUES
AMONG
THE
ESSENCES------
315
B)
CONSCIOUSNESS
OF
VALUE
AND
COGNITION
OF
VALUE
------
316
C)
REALITY
OF
VALUE
FEELING
AND
THE
DETERMINING
POWER
OF
VALUES
------
318
D)
THE
VARIABILITY
OF
VALUE
CONSCIOUSNESS
AND
THE
BEING
OF
VALUES
------
319
E)
CONCLUSIONS:
AN
APPARENT
CONTRADICTION
AND
ITS
RESOLUTION
------
320
XIV
*
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
CHAPTER
50:
WAYS
OF
BEING
AND
POSITION
OF
THE
SPHERES
------
322
A)
FLOATING
OF
THE
SPHERES
AND
IMMANENCE
OF
WAYS
OF
BEING
------
322
B)
THE
TENABLE
MEANING
OF
*
FLOATING
*
OF
THE
SPHERES
------
323
C)
THE
RELATION
BETWEEN
WAYS
OF
BEING
IN
THE
INDIVIDUAL
------
324
D)
THE
NIMBUS
OF
*
GRANDEUR
*
------
325
E)
IDEAL
ONTOLOGY
AND
REAL
ONTOLOGY
------
327
CHAPTER
51:
PROXIMITY
TO
CONSCIOUSNESS
AND
IDEAL
TRANSCENDENCE
------
328
A)
INNER
GIVENNESS
AND
PURE
APRIORITY
------
328
B)
IDEAL
TRANSCENDENCE
AND
REAL
TRANSCENDENCE
------
329
C)
THE
NONRATIONAL
IN
THE
REALM
OF
IDEAL
BEING
------
330 |
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| title | Disparitäten der Lesekompetenz : Ausmass, Genese und Legitimation von Ungleichheiten |
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| title_sort | disparitaten der lesekompetenz ausmass genese und legitimation von ungleichheiten |
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