The transformation of reason : studies on system, myth, and history in German idealism / by Diogo Ferrer.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Ferrer, Diogo, author.

Contributor:

E.J. Brill (Firm)

Series:

Critical studies in German idealism ; v. 33.

Critical studies in German idealism ; volume 33

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Hermeneutics--History--19th century.

Hermeneutics.

Language and languages--Philosophy--History--19th century.

Language and languages.

Philosophy, German--19th century.

Philosophy, German.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (viii, 244 pages).

Place of Publication:

Leiden ; Boston : Brill, [2024]

Language Note:

English.

Contents:

Intro

Contents

Introduction

1 From Transcendental Philosophy to Dialectics: the Path of German Idealism

1 The Antinomy as a Condition of Possibility for Systematic Philosophy

2 Regarding Incompleteness in Fichte's Foundation of the Entire Wissenschaftslehre of 1794/1795

3 On Fichte's Late Transcendentalism

4 Reason and Negativity According to Hegel

5 The Idealistic Strife and Its Crossroads: Schelling's "Ground"

Part 1: Kant: between the System of Pure Reason and the Antinomies

2 Subjectivity and Critical Method in Kant: toward a Dialectical Reading

1 Kant's Models of Subjectivity

2 Criticism and the Faculties of Reason

3 Concluding Remarks on the Method of the Critique

3 Antinomies and System in Kant and Hegel

1 The Unity of the Critique of Pure Reason

2 The Shock of the Antinomies and the "Apparent Humiliation" of Reason

3 The Dialectical Solution of the Antinomies and the Systematic Unity of the Critique

4 The Hegelian Project of a Generalized Antinomy of Reason

5 Systematic Consequences

6 Historical-Philosophical Perspective

4 Sufficient Reason and Contradiction in Kant and Hegel

1 The Pre-critical Approach

2 The Criticism of the Principle of Sufficient Reason

3 The Principle of Reason According to Hegel

5 Skepticism through Maimon, Fichte, and Hegel

1 Maimon against "Dogmatic Criticism"

2 Fichte: against Skepticism, the Radicalization of Skepticism

3 Hegel, Ancient Skepticism, and Post-Kantian Skepticism

4 Concluding Remark on Skepticism and Philosophy

Part 2: The Transformations of the Science of Pure Thought in Fichte and Hegel

6 The Transformation of Fichte's Philosophy: the Outset of the Theory

1 An Unchanged Topic in the Wissenschaftslehre

2 On the Evolution of Fichte's Transcendentalism.

2.1 From the Foundation of the Wissenschaftslehre (1794/1795) to the Wissenschaftslehre Nova Methodo (1796/1798)

2.2 From the Wissenschaftslehre Nova Methodo to the Presentation of the Wissenschaftslehre of 1801/1802

2.3 The Outset of Fichte's Image Theory in 1804 and 1805

7 Developing the Image Theory: Being and Image in Fichte's Wissenschaftslehre of 1805

1 Two Conditions for the Wissenschaftslehre

2 Fichte's Transcendental Analysis of Predication: Proposition as Image

3 Image, Existence, and Transcendental Entropy

4 What Is an Image?

5 Conclusion: Is Existence Necessary?

8 Hegel and the Transformation of Logic into Metaphysics

1 On the Phenomenological Critique of Knowledge

2 Knowledge in the Jena Logic

3 Why the Two Disciplines Merged?

4 On the Jena Metaphysics and Its Transformation

5 On the Place of Metaphysics after the Phenomenology of Spirit

6 Perspective and Concluding Remark

9 Possible Experience: on the Reception of the Critique of Pure Reason

1 Critique, Transcendental Logic, and Conceptual Analysis

2 Hegel's Logic and Kant's Analytics of Principles

3 The Analysis of the Possibility

4 On the Further Divisions of the Critique of Pure Reason and Conclusions

Part 3: The Transformations of the Principle of Ground in Schelling's Late Philosophy

10 The "Ground of Actual Freedom" in Schelling's Investigation

1 The Farthest Station in the Quest for Grounds: Schelling's Investigations

2 Onto-Ethical Consequences of the Principle of Ground

3 The Latency and Transitivity of the Ground

4 The Ground of Actual Freedom

11 Schelling's Stuttgart Private Lectures as a System Outline

1 The Problem of the "Self-Differentiation" of the Absolute

2 The Ground as Real Mediation

3 The Mediation of the Irrational

4 The Stuttgart Lessons as a Dialectic of Reason.

Part 4: On Some Post-Schellingian Developments: Concluding between Myth, History, and Reason

12 Myth, History, and Reason, between Schelling and Adorno

1 The Concept of Consciousness in German Idealism

2 The Ruins of the Past and the Schellingian Malin Ǧnie of History

3 Philosophy and Mythology

4 The Cunning of Language

5 History and Crisis: Husserl's Thesis

6 Myth and Aufkl̃rung: from Husserl to Adorno and Horkheimer

7 Concluding Remarks on the Philosophy of Identity and the Non-identical: the Case of Other Cultures

13 Returning to Hegel: Realism and Reconciliation in the Philosophy of History

1 History as the Core of German Idealism

2 Retrieving the Facts

3 Evil and Reconciliation

4 From the Facts, Back to Reason

Appendix

Bibliographical References

Name Index

Subject Index.

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

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9789004697836

9004697837

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40032611150

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