The Reality of Time: Case Studies in Argument EvaluationSUNY Press, 1 ม.ค. 1988 - 204 หน้า Rozszerzona wersja wykładów Gilbert Ryle wygłoszonych na Trent University, Peterborough, Ontario w Kanadzie w 1984 roku. |
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Introduction The Nature and Vindication of Metaphysics | 1 |
Prevalent Repudiation of Metaphysics | 2 |
What is Metaphysics? | 10 |
The Restoration of Metaphysics | 13 |
Metaphysical Problems of Time | 19 |
Passage Movement and Measurement | 20 |
How Do We Identify the Present? | 24 |
Change Permanence and the Transcendence of Passage | 34 |
Time and the Transcendental Subject | 87 |
The Problem of the Transcendental Ego | 92 |
Solution to the Problem | 102 |
Historical Time | 107 |
The Idea of the Historical Past | 110 |
The Historical Process | 116 |
Structuralism and Deconstructionism | 121 |
Dialectic in History | 133 |
Spinoza Provides a Clue | 37 |
Physical Time | 41 |
Process Order and Chaos | 47 |
The Paradoxes of Zeno | 48 |
Cosmic Time | 51 |
Time Reversal | 53 |
Cosmic History and Cosmic Unity | 56 |
Biological Time | 61 |
The Emergence of Life | 63 |
Evolution | 64 |
Environment and Biological Clocks | 67 |
Behavior | 71 |
Biocoenoses | 75 |
Conclusion | 77 |
Psychological Time | 79 |
The Specious Present | 83 |
Transformation of Conceptual Schemes | 135 |
The Dialectical Scale | 138 |
Historical Objectivity | 140 |
The Historical Universal | 141 |
Evolution and Omega | 147 |
The Features of Wholeness | 151 |
Differentiation and Process | 153 |
The Clue to Omega | 156 |
Omega and Time | 158 |
Omega and Deity | 159 |
Mysticism | 165 |
Notes | 167 |
Select Bibliography | 181 |
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