An inquiry into analytic-continental metaphysics: truth, relevance and metaphysics
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adam_text | Contents Acknowledgements ix Introduction 1 §1 Problem of the New 15 §2 Problem of Relations 16 §3 Problem of Emergence 17 §4 Problem of One and Many 18 §5 Plato 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 19 19 19 21 22 22 23 24 26 and the Third Man Argument Plato’s Theory of Forms Vlastos on the Third Man Argument Gail Fine and the Imperfection Argument The New and the Third Man Argument The Imperfection Argument and Degrees of Being/Novelty The Problem of Becoming in Plato Philebus and the Method of Mixture Relative and Absolute Relations §6 Bradley and the Problem of Relations 1. TMA and Regress 2. Bradley on Relations 3. Bradley’s Regress and the TMA 4. The Imperfection Argument and Bradley’s Regress 5. Relative and Absolute Relations (Again) 28 28 28 30 31 32 §7 Moore, Russell and the Birth of Analytic Philosophy 1. Birth of Analytic Philosophy 2. Moore on Bradley 3. Moorean Brute Facts and End to Regress 4. Russell on Bradley 5. Moore/Russell and Brute Facts 6. Defending Bradley 7. Michael Della Rocca on the Method of Intuition 34 34 35 36 37 41 41 44 v
CONTENTS 8. Della Roccas Spinozist Solution to the Problem of Relations 9. Method of Intuition and Analytic Philosophy of Time 10. Monism or Pluralism? 44 47 49 §8 Russell and Deleuze on Leibniz 1. Russell on the Task of Analysis (and the Taste of Coffee) 2. Russell on Leibniz 3. Deleuze on Leibniz 4. Clear and Distinct/Confused and Obscure; or, on Differential Unconscious 50 50 51 53 §9 On Problematic Fields 1. Plato, Leibniz and Problematic Fields 2. Problematic Fields and Field Theory 3. Bourdieu on Fields 4. Russell on the Externality of Relations to Terms 5. Problematic Fields and Bourdieus Fields Contrasted 6. Austin and Performatives 7. Weimar Republic and 20 November 1923 8. Problematic Fields and External Circumstances 9. On Learning 10. Problematic Fields and Platonic Ideas 65 65 66 68 70 71 72 74 75 76 78 §10 Kant and Problematic Ideas 1. Kant and Plato 2. Infinity and Antinomies 3. Returning to Kant and Hume 4. Unity of Consciousness 5. Kant, Russell and the Otherness of the Given 6. Kant, Infinite Regresses and Infinite Tasks 7. Possible Experience to Real Experience 8. Kant s Left-Hand Paradox 9. Kant, Plato and Frege 10. Kant and Problematic Ideas 81 81 82 84 86 87 89 92 93 95 97 §11 Armstrong and Lewis on the Problem of One and Many 1. Kant’s Transcendental Illusion 2. Frege and the Third Man Argument 3. Armstrong on Universals 4. Lewis on Universals and Natural Properties 5. Classes and Individuals 6. The Trouble with Singletons 7. Lewis and Regresses 99 99 100 101 102 106 107 108 vi 60
CONTENTS 8. Natural Properties and Humean Supervenience 9. Primacy of the Determinate 10. Philebus and Lewis 11. Problematic Ideas as Non-Mereological Parts of the Determinate 109 111 112 113 §12 Determinables and Determinates 1. The Problem of Emergence 2. Jessica Wilson and Fundamental Determinables 3. Wilson and Deleuze 4. Uexkull’s Ticks 5. Metaphysical Indeterminacy and the Primacy of the Determinate 6. Determinables and Problematic Ideas 115 115 116 117 118 §13 The Limits of Representational Thought 1. Predicates as Determinates or Determinables? 2. Mark Wilson on Predicates 3. Hasok Chang on Inventing Temperature 4. Mark Wilson on Theory Façades 5. Husserl and the ‘constitutive becoming of the world’ 6. Husserl and American Neo-realism; or, Hook and Nagel Invent Analytic Philosophy 7. Heidegger, Carnap and the Purification of Everyday Language 8. Husserls Humean Phenomenology 9. Husserl and Regress of Consciousness 10. Husserl and the Problem of Singletons 11. Husserl and Lebensphilosophie 12. Problematic Ideas and Singletons 13. Deleuze’s Transcendental Empiricism 124 124 125 128 129 131 §14 Learning from a Cup of Coffee 1. Mark Wilson, Temperature and Theory Façades 2. Transcendental Empiricism and Real Experience 3. Adorno’s Negative Dialectics 4. Adorno’s Non-conceptual Objectivity 5. Ethnomethodology and the Taste of Coffee 6. Objectivity and Problematic Ideas 146 146 147 148 152 155 157 §15 Carnap and the Fate of Metaphysics 1. Carnap’s ‘Elimination of Metaphysics’ 2. Regresses and Logical Analysis 3. Wilfrid Sellars and the Myth of the Given 160 160 162 165
vii 119 122 132 136 137 138 140 141 142 144
CONTENTS 4. McDowell and World-Disclosing Experience 168 5. Dreyfus on McDowell; or, on Non-conceptual Experience 169 6. McDowell Replies, and Jason Stanley on Skill 172 7. MacFarlane on McDowell; or, the Problem of Mathematical Experience 174 8. Lewis and Singletons, Again 177 9. Meillassoux, Contingency and Mathematics 178 10. Huw Price, Pragmatic Relevance and the Fate of Metaphysics 182 11. Monism or Pluralism? 190 §16 Truth and Relevance 1. Arbitrary Accounts and Infinite Regresses 2. Brute Facts or Spinozist Bullet? 3. Davidson’s Coherence Theory of Truth 4. Davidson on Language 5. Problematic Ideas; or, Pluralism = Monism 6. Problematic Ideas and the Relevance of the Determinate 7. Living the Problem; or, the Inescapable Social Field 8. Meillassoux and the Primacy of the Determinate 9. Towards a Humean Political Theory 192 192 192 193 196 197 198 199 200 201 Conclusion 204 Bibliography 207 Index 226 viii
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Contents Acknowledgements ix Introduction 1 §1 Problem of the New 15 §2 Problem of Relations 16 §3 Problem of Emergence 17 §4 Problem of One and Many 18 §5 Plato 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 19 19 19 21 22 22 23 24 26 and the Third Man Argument Plato’s Theory of Forms Vlastos on the Third Man Argument Gail Fine and the Imperfection Argument The New and the Third Man Argument The Imperfection Argument and Degrees of Being/Novelty The Problem of Becoming in Plato Philebus and the Method of Mixture Relative and Absolute Relations §6 Bradley and the Problem of Relations 1. TMA and Regress 2. Bradley on Relations 3. Bradley’s Regress and the TMA 4. The Imperfection Argument and Bradley’s Regress 5. Relative and Absolute Relations (Again) 28 28 28 30 31 32 §7 Moore, Russell and the Birth of Analytic Philosophy 1. Birth of Analytic Philosophy 2. Moore on Bradley 3. Moorean Brute Facts and End to Regress 4. Russell on Bradley 5. Moore/Russell and Brute Facts 6. Defending Bradley 7. Michael Della Rocca on the Method of Intuition 34 34 35 36 37 41 41 44 v
CONTENTS 8. Della Roccas Spinozist Solution to the Problem of Relations 9. Method of Intuition and Analytic Philosophy of Time 10. Monism or Pluralism? 44 47 49 §8 Russell and Deleuze on Leibniz 1. Russell on the Task of Analysis (and the Taste of Coffee) 2. Russell on Leibniz 3. Deleuze on Leibniz 4. Clear and Distinct/Confused and Obscure; or, on Differential Unconscious 50 50 51 53 §9 On Problematic Fields 1. Plato, Leibniz and Problematic Fields 2. Problematic Fields and Field Theory 3. Bourdieu on Fields 4. Russell on the Externality of Relations to Terms 5. Problematic Fields and Bourdieus Fields Contrasted 6. Austin and Performatives 7. Weimar Republic and 20 November 1923 8. Problematic Fields and External Circumstances 9. On Learning 10. Problematic Fields and Platonic Ideas 65 65 66 68 70 71 72 74 75 76 78 §10 Kant and Problematic Ideas 1. Kant and Plato 2. Infinity and Antinomies 3. Returning to Kant and Hume 4. Unity of Consciousness 5. Kant, Russell and the Otherness of the Given 6. Kant, Infinite Regresses and Infinite Tasks 7. Possible Experience to Real Experience 8. Kant s Left-Hand Paradox 9. Kant, Plato and Frege 10. Kant and Problematic Ideas 81 81 82 84 86 87 89 92 93 95 97 §11 Armstrong and Lewis on the Problem of One and Many 1. Kant’s Transcendental Illusion 2. Frege and the Third Man Argument 3. Armstrong on Universals 4. Lewis on Universals and Natural Properties 5. Classes and Individuals 6. The Trouble with Singletons 7. Lewis and Regresses 99 99 100 101 102 106 107 108 vi 60
CONTENTS 8. Natural Properties and Humean Supervenience 9. Primacy of the Determinate 10. Philebus and Lewis 11. Problematic Ideas as Non-Mereological Parts of the Determinate 109 111 112 113 §12 Determinables and Determinates 1. The Problem of Emergence 2. Jessica Wilson and Fundamental Determinables 3. Wilson and Deleuze 4. Uexkull’s Ticks 5. Metaphysical Indeterminacy and the Primacy of the Determinate 6. Determinables and Problematic Ideas 115 115 116 117 118 §13 The Limits of Representational Thought 1. Predicates as Determinates or Determinables? 2. Mark Wilson on Predicates 3. Hasok Chang on Inventing Temperature 4. Mark Wilson on Theory Façades 5. Husserl and the ‘constitutive becoming of the world’ 6. Husserl and American Neo-realism; or, Hook and Nagel Invent Analytic Philosophy 7. Heidegger, Carnap and the Purification of Everyday Language 8. Husserls Humean Phenomenology 9. Husserl and Regress of Consciousness 10. Husserl and the Problem of Singletons 11. Husserl and Lebensphilosophie 12. Problematic Ideas and Singletons 13. Deleuze’s Transcendental Empiricism 124 124 125 128 129 131 §14 Learning from a Cup of Coffee 1. Mark Wilson, Temperature and Theory Façades 2. Transcendental Empiricism and Real Experience 3. Adorno’s Negative Dialectics 4. Adorno’s Non-conceptual Objectivity 5. Ethnomethodology and the Taste of Coffee 6. Objectivity and Problematic Ideas 146 146 147 148 152 155 157 §15 Carnap and the Fate of Metaphysics 1. Carnap’s ‘Elimination of Metaphysics’ 2. Regresses and Logical Analysis 3. Wilfrid Sellars and the Myth of the Given 160 160 162 165
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