Reason, Reality, and Speculative PhilosophyUniv of Wisconsin Press, 1996 - 280 Seiten Though one of the best known and most highly regarded philosophers of his day, Arthur E. Murphy left few books behind, least of all the "big book" he alluded to throughout his life but, for reasons unknown, never published. Reason, Reality, and Speculative Philosophy is derived from that book manuscript, so famous and yet so unknown, and offers at last a clear and definitive statement of Murphy's view of the place and purpose of philosophy. |
Inhalt
Preface | xi |
Memoir | xix |
Contextual Analysis Objective Relativism | xxxvii |
Philosophy in the Contemporary World | 3 |
Idealism | 23 |
Applications and Outcome | 54 |
Peirces Pragmatic Metaphysics | 75 |
Realism | 88 |
Problems and Methods | 122 |
Recent Speculative Philosophy I | 137 |
Misplaced Concreteness | 144 |
The Nature of Philosophical Intelligibility | 150 |
Saving the Appearances | 156 |
Applications | 163 |
The Ironical Wisdom of Santayana | 230 |
vii | 248 |
The Problems of Philosophy | 97 |
Realms of Being | 104 |
The Dialectic of Realism | 113 |
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