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The Tragedy Of Philosophy Kants Critique Of Judgment And The Project Of Aesthetics Cooper

Name: The Tragedy Of Philosophy Kants Critique Of Judgment And The Project Of Aesthetics Cooper
SKU: BELL-11373188
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Publisher: State University of New York Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.83 MB

Pages: 1

Author: Cooper, Andrew

ISBN: 9781438461892, 9781438461908, 1438461895, 1438461909

Language: English

Year: 2016

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The Tragedy Of Philosophy Kants Critique Of Judgment And The Project Of Aesthetics Cooper by Cooper, Andrew 9781438461892, 9781438461908, 1438461895, 1438461909 instant download after payment.

Preface; Note on Citations; Introduction; Tragedy in contemporary philosophy; The Nietzschean view; The Idealist view; Method in the history of philosophy; Overview; Part I. Kant's Critique of Judgment; 1. From Disembodied Soul to Embodied Mind; The problem of life; The generation dilemma; The rationalist response; The empiricist response; Embodied mind; 2. Reflective Judgment; The need for a third Critique; The power of judgment; Beauty and purposiveness; The antinomy of teleological judgment; From system to method; 3. The Ethical Turn; Reason's double bind.