Philosophy of the Sign Book

	Introduction to the Translation	1
1	Foreword to the Theme	31
2	Being and Sign since Aristotle	36
3	Delimitation from Semiotics	43
4	Archetype - Image - Illusion	44
5	Pointing Sign and Naming Sign	51
6	Preliminary Remark on Method	53
7	Sign and Meaning	61
8	Sign and Concept	62
9	First Excursus to Peirce	67
10	Arbitrariness	68
11	The Proposition	69
12	Propositional Parts	70
13	Problem Solving	71
14	The Same Thing and Different Things	73
15	Interpretation and Reference	75
16	Sign and Sensibility	76
17	First Excursus to Kant and Hegel	78
18	Semantic Positions	83
19	Signs and Things (Sensing, Perceiving, Thinking)	88
20	Negation as a Primitive Sign	95
21	Time I	96
22	Thought Schemata, Space and Time of Consciousness	101
23	Acting	106
24	Sign Convention	108
25	Understanding Others. Translatability	110
26	Signs of Natural Science	115
27	Sign and Time. The Human Being and the State	120
28	The Sign "Being"	124
29	Nietzsche Relieves Ontology of Its Position	132
30	Philosophical Questions	135
31	The Truth of the Sign and the Truth of Being	137
32	Kant on Sign and Being, Sensibility and Understanding	140
33	Philosophy of the Sign and Transcendental Philosophy	148
34	Time II	150
35	Communicative Understanding of Being	158
36	Infinite Clarity	159
37	Sign and Language	161
38	The Language of Philosophy and Its "Essence"	165
39	Particular Languages	169
40	Limits of Linguistic Signs	173
41	Sign and Relation	176
42	The Sign "I" and Freedom	185
43	Death as a Sign	194
44	Signs and the Interior of Things	199
45	Freedom in the Interpretation of Signs	204
46	"Internal Linguistic Form"	209
47	Sign Interpretation and Truth	215
48	Nature and the Claim of the Overview	225
49	Writing, Sound and Time	228
50	Teleology as Approximation	234
51	Signs, Concepts, Metaphors	238
52	Particular Metaphors: The Easy and the Hard, the Light and the Dark	248
53	The Human Being as a Sign and Its Philosophical Explications	255
54	Time Modes	259
55	Signs "for" Actions	262
56	Legal Signs	267
57	Insulating-Isolating Sign Reference	269
58	The Problem of Systematic Philosophy	276
59	Deus sive natura?	280
60	Signs of the Times	282
	Conclusion	285
	Index	287