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Recovery of the Measure
Contents
Foreword
Introduction
DIVISION ONE THE WORLD AS MEASURE
Preliminary Remarks
1 The Problem of Truth
I. Imagination and Interpretation
II. Myth
III. The Imperial Triumph of Interpretation
IV. Fact and Value
2 Philosophical Strategies
I. Cartesian Mechanism vs. Context Dependence
II. Functionalism
III. Hermeneutics
IV. Pragmatism
3 Truth: An Axiological Hypothesis
I. Interpretation
II. Value and Valuation
III. Truth as the Carryover of Value
IV. The Hypothesis as a Theory of Truth
4 Participation: The Context of a Philosophy of Interpretation
I. Biological Participation
II. Cultural Participation
III. Semiotic Participation
IV. Purposive Participation
DIVISION TWO PHILOSOPHIC FOUNDATIONS FOR A NEW COMMON SENSE: AN AXIOLOGICAL METAPHYSICS
Preliminary Remarks
5 Identity
I. The Problem of Identity
II. Identity in Metaphysics and Cosmology
III. Difference: Conditional Features
IV. Self-identity: Essential Features
6 Being and Primary Cosmology
I. Being and the Ontological Ground of Reality
II. Primary Cosmology
III. Form, Components, Actuality, and Goodness
IV. A Summary Theory of Reality
7 Value
I. Historical Reflections on ‘‘Value’’
II. The ‘‘Objectivity’’ of Value
III. A Theory of Value
IV. Form and Value
8 Harmony: A Theory of Components
I. Claiming and Patterned Components: Extensionality
II. Achieved Components: Actual Space-Time
III. Harmonized Components: Cosmos and Chaos
IV. Knowledge of Value
DIVISION THREE PHILOSOPHY OF NATURE: A COSMOLOGY OF PARTICIPATION
Preliminary Remarks
9 Modalities of Time
I. Present
II. Past
III. Future
IV. The Being of Time
10 Temporal Things: Endurance, Perishing, and Change
I. Endurance
II. Perishing
III. Discursive Actuality
IV. The Temporal Structure of Human Being
11 Space and Motion
I. Space and Extensionality
II. Motion
III. Dynamics of the Space-Time Field
IV. Extensionality and the ‘‘Metaphysics of Presence’’
12 Causation
I. Causation, Endurance, and Growth
II. Inertial Forces, Regularities, and Systems
III. Discursive Individuals
IV. Causation, Nature, and Interpretation
DIVISION FOUR TRUTH AND INTERPRETATION: A MEASURE RECOVERED
Preliminary Remarks
13 Network Meaning
I. On Language for Interpretation Theory
II. Rules, Networks, and Reference
III. The Development of Codes
IV. Formal Structure of Network Meaning
14 Content Meaning
I. Pragmatism and the Linguistic Turn
II. The Structure of Content Meaning
III. Human Representations
IV. Value and Deficiency in Content Meaning
15 Intentionality
I. Experience as Process
II. The Vector Character of Experience
III. Presentational Immediacy
IV. The Temporality of Intentional Life
16 Interpretation
I. Purpose
II. Context
III. Truth
IV. The World as Measure
Notes
Bibliography
Index