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UNINA990006931440403321 |
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Institut Catholique de Paris. Faculté de droit canonique |
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État contemporaine et liberté religieuse : quel interlocuteur pour l'Eglise catholique? : colloque européen, Paris, 9 et 10 novembre 1989 / Institut Catholique de Paris, Faculté de droit canonique ; [Émile Poulat, Marie-Agnès Cabanne ... et al.] |
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Il presente documento è pubblicato come supplemento n. 175 della <Revue d'éthique et théologie morale> |
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UNISA996202226703316 |
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Sandywell Barry |
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Presocratic Reflexivity: The Construction of Philosophical Discourse c. 600-450 B.C. : Logological Investigations: Volume Three / / by Barry Sandywell |
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Boca Raton, FL : , : Routledge, , [2002] |
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©1995 |
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1-134-85347-5 |
1-134-85348-3 |
1-280-10996-3 |
9786610109968 |
0-203-42480-8 |
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[First edition.] |
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1 online resource (536 p.) |
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Logological investigations ; ; 3 |
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Sociology - Philosophy |
Reflection (Philosophy) |
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Description based upon print version of record. |
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Includes bibliographical references and indexes. |
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Book Cover; Title; Contents; Abbreviations; INTRODUCTION: TOWARD A SOCIOLOGY OF PHILOSOPHICAL CULTURE; PRESOCRATIC THOUGHT AND THE ORIGINS OF WESTERN EUROPEAN REFLECTION; The construction of the cosmos in Early Greek philosophy; Language and 'the epoch of the Logos'; The Ionian revolution in cosmological thinking; Greek cosmology as a form of life; THALES AND THE ORIGINS OF IONIAN COSMOLOGY; The golden triangle of Ionia and the Odyssean spirit; The discovery of reflexivity; Self, self-knowledge, and reflexivity; The sociological origins of philosophy and cultures of critical discourse |
A comparative analysis of ancient institutions of reflexivityConclusion: the concept of a philosophical movement; ANAXIMANDER'S COSMOS; The text of Anaximander: the Apeiron-Fragment; Anaximander's discourse; Anaximander's cosmos; The cosmic vortex; After Anaximander; ANAXIMENES' PNEUMATOLOGY; Anaximenes' cosmos: |
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Anaximenes as a natural philosopher?; Natural philosophy as critical theory; The self-deconstruction of Anaximenes' text; A reflexive pneumatology?; THE PYTHAGOREAN FORM OF LIFE; The ontotheology of Number: all is Number; Pythagorean videology; The Pythagorean soul and metempsychosis |
Philosophia and the three livesThe videological form of life; Conclusion: The elements of Classical videological culture; HERACLITUS, LOGOLOGIST: THE REFLEXIVE COSMOS OF HERACLITUS; Critical reflexivity: thinking as polemos; Peri Phusis; Logological configurations; The Logos teaching; Interpretations of the Logos-concept in Heraclitus; Language-play in Heraclitus' text; The reflexive psyche in Heraclitus; Logos and Kosmos; Process philosophy; ELEATIC ONTOLOGY FROM XENOPHANES TO PARMENIDES AND BEYOND; Xenophanes and the unity of God; Xenophanes' critical reflexivity |
Xenophanes' natural theologyFrom Xenophanes to Parmenides; Parmenides and the unity of Being; Introduction; The logological presuppositions of Parmenidean ontology; Parmenides' reflexive Logos; Melissus' revision; Against plurality; Introduction; Conclusion: the genealogy of logic; PLURALISTS: EMPEDOCLES, ANAXAGORAS, AND THE BEGINNINGS OF GREEK ATOMISM; Empedocles; The limitations of human experience; The fourfold roots of Being; Eternal cyclical change: the One from the Many, the Many from the One; The soul and God; Anaxagoras; Anaxagoras' general philosophical outlook |
Nous as the World-MindThe Atomists: Leucippus and Democritus; Democritus; The Democritean vision of the atomic universe; Conclusion: ancient and modern Atomism; Notes; Bibliography; Name index; Subject index |
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In this third Volume of Logological Investigations Sandywell continues his sociological reconstruction of the origins of reflexive thought and discourse with special reference to pre-Socratic philosophy and science and their socio-political context. |
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