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The logic of being : realism, truth, and time / Paul M. Livingston.

Van Pelt Library BD331 .L588 2017
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Livingston, Paul M., 1976- author.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Heidegger, Martin, 1889-1976.
Heidegger, Martin.
Ontology.
Realism.
Space and time.
Physical Description:
xv, 257 pages ; 23 cm
Place of Publication:
Evanston, Illinois : Northwestern University Press, [2017]
Summary:
In The Logic of Being, Paul M. Livingston examines the relationship of truth and time from a perspective that draws on both Martin Heidegger's thought and twentieth-century analytic philosophy. In his influential earlier work The Politics of Logic, Livingston elaborated an innovative "formal" or "metaformal" realism. Here he extends this concept to include a "temporal realism" that accounts for the reality of temporal change and becoming while also preserving realism about logic and truth. Livingston's formal and phenomenological analysis articulates and defends a realist position about being, time, and their relationship that understands that all of these are structured and constituted in a way that does not depend on the human mind, consciousness, or subjectivity. This approach provides a basis for new logically and phenomenologically based accounts of the structure of linguistic truth in relation to the appearance of objects and of the formal structure of time as given. Livingston draws on philosophers from Plato and Aristotle to Davidson and Heidegger in this exploration. In it, readers and scholars will discover innovative connections between continental and analytic philosophy. Book jacket.
Contents:
Truth
The logic of being : Plato, Heidegger, Frege
Plato : a problem of time and being
Heidegger : the sophist and the onto-theo-logy of being
Frege : truth, sense, and the logic of judgment
Heidegger : from onto-theo-logy to philosophical chronology
The early Heidegger and the givenness of form
Husserl : categorial intuition and transcendental logic
Dasein and the hermeneutics of facticity
The formal indication of being and time
Critique of Husserl : time, ideality, and the being of the "subject"
The ontology of sense and "transcendental" truth : Heidegger and Davidson
Davidson and Heidegger on "transcendental" truth
Hermeneutics of truth : a twofold picture
Consequences of "transcendental" truth 1 : sense and presentation
Consequences of "transcendental" truth 2 : limit-structure of linguistic truth
The undecidability of sense and the history of being
The institution of language and the undecidability of sense
Against relativism : conceptual change and the history of being
Historical temporality of language and world
Formal-ontological consequences : inclosure and contradiction
Time
Metaformal realism and the ontological problematic
A realism of the real
Thinking and being : the four orientations of thought
Dummett : realism and the basis of sense
Metaformal realism, ontological realism, temporal realism
Sense, time, and paradox
Kant and the structure of finitude
Temporality and the grammatical investigation
Paradoxical structure of given time
Consequences of the structure : generic and paradoxico-critical interpretations
Gestell, Ereignis, and eternal return
The essence of technology and the (in)closure of metaphysics
Temporal-paradoxical overcoming of onto-theo-logy
Metaformal figuration of temporal paradox : eternal return
Non-Heideggerian ontological-critical politics of the present.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:
9780810135208
0810135205
9780810135192
0810135191
OCLC:
958780967

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