دانلود کتاب Exploring the Philosophy of R. G. Collingwood: From History and Method to Art and Politics

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Title Page\nCopyright Page\nContents\nPreface and Acknowledgments\nAbbreviations\nIntroduction\n 1. The Plan of This Book\nChapter 1: Life and Work\n 1. Biographical Highlights\n 2. Idealism and Realism\n 3. The Reception of Collingwood’s Philosophy\n 4. Going Forward\n Further Reading\nChapter 2: Early Works\n 1. Religion and Philosophy\n 2. Speculum Mentis, or The Map of Knowledge\n Further Reading\nChapter 3: Philosophical Method\n 1. Scope and Method\n 2. Philosophical Concepts\n 3. Philosophical Judgments\n 4. Two Skeptical Positions\n 5. Philosophical Inference\n 6. The Idea of System\n 7. The Collingwood-Ryle Exchange\n 8. The Idea of Nature—Transition to the Theory of Absolute Presuppositions\n Further Reading\nChapter 4: Historical Understanding\n 1. Collingwood’s Conception of History\n 2. The Re-enactment Doctrine\n 3. Historical Explanation\n 4. Popper’s Situational Analysis\n 5. Dray’s Review of Objections\n 6. Fairy Tales and Magic\n Further Reading\nChapter 5: The Principles of Art\n 1. What Art Is and Is Not\n 2. Consciousness and Its Corruption\n 3. Art as Language\n 4. The Artist and the Community\n Further Reading\nChapter 6: Questions and Answers\n 1. Critique of the Realists\n 2. The Logic of Question and Answer\n 3. Some Critical Observations\n 4. The Radical Conversion Hypothesis\n Further Reading\nChapter 7: The Doctrine of Absolute Presuppositions\n 1. “Absolute Presuppositions” Defined\n 2. Metaphysics as the Analysis of Absolute Presuppositions\n 3. A Case Study: Isaiah Berlin’s Critique of the Enlightenment\n 4. Anti-metaphysics\n 5. Collingwood’s Disagreement with Ayer\n 6. Illustration: The Existence of God\n Further Reading\nChapter 8: Politics, Society, and Civilization\n 1. Collingwood’s Politics\n 2. Collingwood’s Moral Philosophy\n 3. The New Leviathan I: Collingwood’s Psychology Revisited\n 4. The New Leviathan II: Society\n 5. The New Leviathan III: Civilization and Barbarism\n 6. Conclusion\n Further Reading\nNotes\n Introduction\n Chapter 1\n Chapter 2\n Chapter 3\n Chapter 4\n Chapter 5\n Chapter 6\n Chapter 7\n Chapter 8\nSelect Bibliography\n Works by Collingwood\n Works by Others\nIndex