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In This Collection Of Philosophical Writings, Stanley Rosen Addresses A Wide Range Of Topics - From Eros, Poetry, And Freedom To Problems Like Negation And The Epistemological Status Of Sense Perception. Though Diverse In Subject, Rosen's Essays Share Two Unifying Principles: There Can Be No Legitimate Separation Of Textual Hermeneutics From Philosophical Analysis, And Philosophical Investigation Must Be Oriented In Terms Of Everyday Language And Experience, Although It Cannot Simply Remain Within These Confines. Ordinary Experience Provides A Minimal Criterion For The Assessment Of Extraordinary Discourses, Rosen Argues, And Without Such A Criterion We Would Have No Basis For Evaluating Conflicting Discourses: Philosophy Would Give Way To Poetry. 1. Suspicion, Deception, And Concealment -- 2. The Lived Present -- 3. Erotic Ascent -- 4. The Golden Apple -- 5. The Problem Of Sense Perception In Plato's Philebus -- 6. Forms, Elements, And Categories -- 7. Techne And The Origins Of Modernity -- 8. Sad Reason -- 9. Transcendental Indeterminateness -- 10. Freedom And Reason -- 11. Interpretation And The Fusion Of Horizons -- 12. Is There A Sign Of Freedom? -- 13. Philosophy And Ordinary

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Author
Rosen, Stanley.
Publisher
Yale University Press
Published
1999
Language
EN
ISBN
9780300150469
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
History, Philosophy, Humanities

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