A philosophy of the possible : modalities in thought and culture /
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
| Language Notes: | In English, translated from Russian. |
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Leiden ; Boston :
Brill Rodopi,
[2019]
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| Series: | Value inquiry book series ;
volume 333. |
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: fundamental concepts of the theory of the possible
- Criticism and activism
- Philosophy and reality
- Change of modalities in the history of philosophy
- Philosophy as possibilistic thinking
- The area of the thinkable: the value of thinking in itself
- Theory, utopia, and hypothesis
- Catharsis of thinking
- Personified thinking
- Possible and impossible: aporia of thinking
- Language, thinking, and signifiability
- Universals as potentials: conceptualism
- From the general to the concrete and universal
- Multiplication of entities
- Philosophy as parody and grotesque
- Beyond being and nothingness: the feeling of the possible
- A world view, not a point of view: "a net with no knots"
- The possible in Jean Derrida
- The metaphysics of deconstruction: the main terms
- The radical nature of difference: profit and transcendence
- Center and structure
- Reverse metaphysics: the other, the play, and the writing
- Differance and the Tao
- From deconstruction to construction
- Construction and creativity
- De- and con-
- Potentiation as method: eros of thinking
- What is "the interesting"? proposed criteria
- Small metaphysics: the unique
- Society
- Culture
- Ethics
- Psychology
- Religion.