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| Theme / Assessing the Full Role of Reason: Manifestation of the Edifice of Life | ||
| Acknowledgements | ||
| Inaugural Lecture | ||
| Metaphysics of Manifestation: Reason in the Individualization of Life, Sociability, Culture | 3 | |
| Pt. 1 | Rationality and Consciousness | |
| Silence as a Cultural Phenomenon | 13 | |
| Phenomenology and the Consequences of Postmodernity | 23 | |
| Reason and Reasoning: Husserl's Way | 33 | |
| Transcendental Reality: Positive Expression | 41 | |
| The Phenomenological Being of Rationality | 51 | |
| "Man Strides along the Solar System ... ": Human Existence in the Poems of Anise Koltz | 63 | |
| Pt. 2 | Personality and the Inner Self in the Moral Significance of Life | |
| Emotional A Priori and Moral-Metaphysical Meanings of Max Scheler's Phenomenology | 87 | |
| The Notion of "The Person" in A-T. Tymieniecka's Thought | 107 | |
| Personality and Culture: Phenomenology and Phenomenological Anthropology | 117 | |
| Critique of Reason in Tymieniecka's "The Three Movements of the Soul" | 127 | |
| The Inner Moral Self in Tymieniecka's Vision | 139 | |
| Morals and Ethics in Phenomenology: The Moral Sense of Phenomenological Philosophy | 155 | |
| Pt. 3 | Rationality and Valuation | |
| Reason and Culture | 173 | |
| Values in Cognition and Evaluation | 181 | |
| Value as a Phenomenon: Variants of the Phenomenological Understanding of Values | 193 | |
| The Phenomenology of Man in Max Scheler's Thought | 205 | |
| The Mentality of Morality: Phenomenological and Psychiatric Approaches | 217 | |
| Pt. 4 | Rationalities in the Societal and Cultural Life | |
| Life, Reason and Culture in the Lyrical Prose of the Luxembourg Poet Edmond Dune | 229 | |
| Reason and the Utopian Models of Culture: The Utopian Theme in Husserl's Thought from a Theological Point of View | 245 | |
| Seeing and Reasoning in Jean-Paul Sartre's Ontology | 255 | |
| Reason, Phenomenology, Pluralism | 261 | |
| The Phenomenology of Absurdity | 273 | |
| Heideggerian Hope | 283 | |
| Index of Names | 289 |
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John Stonecypher
reviewed Reason, Life, Culture - Part 1 on October 29, 2020 Reason
The overview that this book undertook is perfect for someone that has yet to decide if they would like to take a crack at the first-hand material (and its opaqueness) of this branch of philosophy. Some aspects were given greater emphasize (Quine, Wittgenstein). Others were abrupt (Austin, Moore, Hume). But overall, it was a very informative read; but I would perhaps recommend something even a bit more informal for those first-timers. As analytic philosophy surrounds its analysis on language and modal logic, which can be quite a daunting task to understand.
But like many forms of this type of book, it primarily explores its subject-matter through less quantifiable forms. I definitely can understand the reason, as jargon implies explaining that jargon. But oftentimes the non-technical explanations made things more obscure than they needed to be.
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