Critique of Religion and Philosophy Walter Kaufmann.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Kaufmann, Walter Arnold 1921-1980, autor.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Filosofía y religión.

Genre:

Electronic books.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (480 pages)

Place of Publication:

Princeton, New Jersey : Princeton University Press, [1990]

Summary:

The description for this book, Critique of Religion and Philosophy, will be forthcoming.

Contents:

Critique of Religion and Philosophy

Frontmatter

CONTENTS

PREFACE TO THE PRINCETON PAPERBACK EDITION

PREFACE TO THE 1972 EDITION

PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION

I. THE PHILOSOPHIC FLIGHT

1. PHILOSOPHICAL PSYCHOLOGY

2. THE PSYCHOLOGY OF TRUTH

3. STYLE

4. THE PHILOSOPHER'S DILEMMA

5. THE PHILOSOPHIC FLIGHT

6. A SERIES OF ETCHINGS

7. HEGEL AND NIETZSCHE

8. WHY MOST PHILOSOPHERS CANNOT LAUGH

9. WHAT LONG APHORISMS CAN MEAN

10. RELATIVITY AND CRITICISM

II. POSITIVISM AND EXISTENTIALISM

11. TWO REVOLTS

12. ANALYTIC PHILOSOPHY

13. EXISTENTIALISM

14. TWO TIMELESS TENDENCIES

15. EMPIRICISM AS EMPIRICIDE

16. PLATO'S VISION OF MAN

17. THE BRITISH VISION OF MAN

18. DONNISH DOUBT

19. WITTGENSTEIN

20. WITTGENSTEIN AND SOCRATES

21. FOLLOWERS

III. TRUTH, LANGUAGE, AND EXPERIENCE

22. Truth; True and Fake

23. THE ASPIRATION FOR TRUTH

24. TRUTH AND CORRECTNESS

25. TRUTH AND MEANING, OR: HOW TO READ A PHILOSOPHER

26. THEORIES OF TRUTH

27. WORDS AND EXPERIENCE

28. LANGUAGE AND EMOTION

29. "LOVE."

30. WORDS AS CATEGORIES

31. WORKS OF ART AS CATEGORIES

32. COMMON SENSE

IV. RELIGION, FAITH, AND EVIDENCE

33. DEFINITIONS OF RELIGION

34. RELIGION AT THE BAR

35. "SUBJECTIVE" TRUTH

36. KNOWLEDGE, BELIEF, AND FAITH

37. FAITH, EVIDENCE, AND JAMES

38. THREE TYPES OF RELIGIOUS PROPOSITIONS

39. RECOURSE TO REVELATION OR MIRACLES

40. FAITH AND ITS CAUSES: CONTRA JAMES

41. SEVEN CAUSES

42. FREUD AND WISHFUL THINKING

V. THE GOD OF THE PHILOSOPHERS

43. GODLESS RELIGIONS

44. PLATO'S PROOF THAT GODS EXIST

45. ST. THOMAS AQUINAS

46. PERFECTION AND THE ONTOLOGICAL ARGUMENT

47. KANT'S POSTULATE

48. CAN ONE PROVE GOD'S EXISTENCE?

49. PASCAL'S WAGER

VI. GOD, AMBIGUITY, AND THEOLOGY

50. GOD AND AMBIGUITY

51. THE AMBIGUITY OF DOGMA

52. ANALOGY

53. SYMBOLS: CONTRA TILLICH

54. DEMYTHOLOGIZING AND VALUATIONS

55. CONTRA BULTMANN

56. GERRYMANDERING

57. THEOLOGY

VII. SATANIC INTERLUDE or HOW TO GO TO HELL

58. DIALOGUE BETWEEN SATAN AND A THEOLOGIAN

59. DIALOGUE BETWEEN SATAN AND A CHRISTIAN

60. DIALOGUE BETWEEN SATAN AND AN ATHEIST

VIII. TRUTH IN THREE RELIGIONS

61. RELIGION AND TRUTH

62. BUDDHISM AND TRUTH

63. ZEN BUDDHISM AND TRUTH

64. JUBAISM AND TRUTH

65. JEWISH AND CHRISTIAN FAITH

66. INFIDEL PIETY

67. LIBERAL PROTESTANTISM AND TRUTH

68. REINHOLD NIEBUHR AND TRUTH

69. A PLATONIC ERROR, REASON, AND CHRISTIANITY

70. CHRISTIANITY AND TRUTH

IX. THE GORE OF RELIGION

71. CLAIMS FOR MYSTICISM

72. INEFFABILITY

73. MYSTICISM AS A HISTORICAL PHENOMENON

74. CRITERIA OF MYSTICAL EXPERIENCE

75. THE EXPERIENCE OF INSPIRATION

76. MYSTICISM, INSPIRATION, AND RELIGION

77. CONTRA FROMM: RELIGION AND TRAGEDY

78. RELIGION AND LOYALTY

79. THOMIST VERSUS NON-THOMIST

80. LOYALTY AND TRUTH

81. RELIGION, ASPIRATION, AND THE HOLY

82. OTHERWORLDLINESS

83. RELIGION AND POETRY

X. SCRIPTURES AND POETRY or HOW TO READ THE BIBLE

84. INEXHAUSTIBILITY

85. THE PSYCHOLOGY OF INTERPRETATION

86. EXPLANATION

87. INCONSISTENCIES

88. QUELLENSCHEIDUNG

89. THE TWO MOSAIC THEORIES

90. RELIGION AND PROGRESS

91. THE GOSPELS AND POETRY

92. A BUDDHIST TEXT

93. AGAINST ECLECTICISM

XI. REASON AND EROS

94. PLATO AS EDUCATOR

95. THE UNCLOISTERED VIRTUE

96. KANT AND FREUD

97. FREUD AND ASPIRATION

98. MAN'S ONTOLOGICAL INTEREST

99. REASON AND ASPIRATION

100. EPITAPH

BIBLIOGRAPHY

INDEX

Notes:

Description based on print version record.

ISBN:

9780691214306

0691214301

OCLC:

981355071