دانلود کتاب Thinking the Inexhaustible: Art, Interpretation, and Freedom in the Philosophy of Luigi Pareyson

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Contents
Acknowledgments
Foreword
Notes
Introduction: Thinking the Inexhaustible
Notes
1. Luigi Pareyson: A Master in Italian Hermeneutics
Radical Hermeneutics
A Philosophical Bio/Bibliography
Hermeneutic Coils
Atheism, Nihilism, and Christianity, That Is, Philosophy and Religion
French? German? No, Italian
Notes
2. When Transcendence Is Finite: Pareyson, the Person, and the Limits of Being
The Person
The Problem of Infinity, Transcendence, and the Person
Notes
3. Pareyson’s Role in Twentieth-Century Italian Aesthetics
Pareyson’s Aesthetics and the Renewal of Aesthetics after Croce
An Anti-crocean Aesthetics
Formativity and Interpretation
The Reception of Pareyson’s Aesthetics
Notes
4. Pareyson vs. Croce: The Novelties of Pareyson’s 1954 Estetica
Notes
5. On Pareyson’s Interpretation of Kant’s Third Critique
Opus Philosophicum Maxime
Shared Drama
Imagination and Its Most Disquieting Facies
Feeling and Judgment
Heidegger, Nietzsche, Leopardi, and Schelling
Note
6. Pareyson’s Aesthetics as Hermeneutics of Art
Beyond Benedetto Croce and the Philosophy of Art
Art and Interpretation
Notes
7. The Unfamiliarity of Kindredness: Toward a Hermeneutics of Community
From Aesthetic Exemplars to Kindredness
Art and the Times
The Kindred Returns in the Other
A Community of Taste?
Notes
8. Truth as the Origin (Rather Than Goal) of Inquiry
Introduction
Unity of Truth and Interpretation
Unity of Truth and Being
Truth Versus Ideology
Conclusion: The Significance of Pareyson’s Hermeneutic Account of Truth
Notes
9. The “I” Beyond the Subject/Object Opposition: Pareyson’s Conception of the Self Between Hegel and Heidegger
Hegel
Heidegger
Conclusions
Notes
10. From Aesthetics to the Ontology of Freedom
Anticipatory Spirit
Tragic Thought and Hermeneutics of Religious Experience
Hermeneutics of Myth and Ontology of Actuality
Notes
11. Evil in God: Pareyson’s Ontology of Freedom
Introduction: From Evil to Freedom to Christianity
From God as Radical Freedom to the Theology of the Cross
Christian Tragic Faith Versus Consolatory Atheism
Conclusions
Notes
12. Philosophy and Novel in the Later Pareyson
Premise
Philosophy of Freedom Versus Metaphysical Rationalism
The Originary Act
Myth, Novel
The Reality of Evil and of Nothingness
Two Objections
Philosophy and Novel
Notes
Bibliography
Pareyson’s Works in Italian
Pareyson’s Works Translated into English
Articles, Book Chapters, and Reviews on Pareyson in English
Contributors
Index