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THE METAPHYSICS OF TRANSCENDENTAL SUBJECTIVITY DESCARTES, KANT AND W. SELLARS
Editorial page
Title page
Copyright page
Dedication
Table of contents
Preface
Introduction
Chapter I Notes on the History of the Linguistic Model
A. Plato
B. Aristotle
C. Augustine and Aquinas
D. William of Ockham
E. Suarez
F. Conclusion
Chapter II Descartes
A. Cogitatio and self-awareness
B. Excursus: The paradox of self-consciousness
C. Self-awareness and the cogito, ergo sum
D. Excursus: The Cartesian circle
E. Cogitatio and idea
F. Ideas objective and the linguistic model
G. Thought and the causal order
H. Conclusion
Chapter III Leibniz
A. Leibniz\' concept of representation and the metaphysics of the monad
B. Sentiment and apperception: an ambiguity
C. Two forms of apperception
D. Pure apperception and the concept of the monad
E. Conclusion
Chapter IV Kant
A. Two senses of Anschauung
1. Intuition1 and Intuition2
2. Discriminative and conceptual apprehension
3. Objections and alternatives
4. The role of intuition1 in the argument of the Critique
B. From formal to transcendental logic
1. Formal ontology
2. Transcendental logic and the interplay between sensibility and understanding
3. Judgment and intuition
4. The Metaphysical Deduction
C. The Transcendental Deduction
1. §15
2. § 16
3. Excursus: The passivity of spontaneity in intuition2
D. The Kantian metaphysics of the thinking subject
E. Summary and transition
Chapter V Sellars
1. The phenomenology of semantic discourse
2. Transcendental pragmatics?
3. The intentionalist thesis
4. Linguistic rules
5. The Ryleian Myth
a. The Ryleian Myth: Stage 1
b. The Ryleian Myth: Stage 2
c. The Ryleian Myth: Stage 3
6. Conclusion: The Ryleian Myth and the metaphysics of the subject
Appendix Notes on Phenomenological Theories of Judgment and Science
1. The phenomenological theory of predicative compossibility
2. Transcendental logic and science
Notes
Introduction
Chapter I: Notes on the History of the Linguistic model
Chapter II: Descartes
Chapter III: Leibniz
Chapter IV: Kant
Chapter V: Sellars
Appendix
Bibliography
Index
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