the Conditioned and the Unconditioned Late Modern English Texts on Philosophy 1st Edition by Isabel Moskowich, Gonzalo Camiña Rioboo, Inés Lareo, Begoña Crespo ISBN 9789027262172 9027262179

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ISBN 10: 9027262179
ISBN 13: 9789027262172
Author: Isabel Moskowich, Gonzalo Camiña Rioboo, Inés Lareo, Begoña Crespo

the Conditioned and the Unconditioned Late Modern English Texts on Philosophy 1st Edition Table of contents:

Chapter 1: Philosophical Foundations of the Conditioned and the Unconditioned

• 1.1 Defining the Conditioned and the Unconditioned in Philosophy
• 1.2 Historical Context of Late Modern English Philosophy
• 1.3 The Role of Language in Conceptualizing the Conditioned and Unconditioned
• 1.4 A Philosophical Overview: Kant, Hegel, and the Legacy of Modern Thought
• 1.5 The Shaping of Philosophical Discourse in Late Modern English Texts

Chapter 2: The Conditioned in Philosophy: Constraints and Limitations

• 2.1 The Nature of the Conditioned: From Empiricism to Constructivism
• 2.2 Conceptual Boundaries: Knowledge, Experience, and Language
• 2.3 Language as a Condition: The Relationship Between Thought and Expression
• 2.4 The Conditioned in Ethics: Moral Limits and Social Constructs
• 2.5 Case Study: David Hume and the Limits of Human Understanding

Chapter 3: The Unconditioned: Freedom, Universality, and Transcendence

• 3.1 The Concept of the Unconditioned in Classical and Late Modern Philosophy
• 3.2 Transcendence and Freedom: Kant’s Notion of the Noumenal
• 3.3 The Unconditioned as a Metaphysical Ideal
• 3.4 The Role of the Unconditioned in Moral Philosophy and Political Theory
• 3.5 Case Study: Friedrich Nietzsche and the Revaluation of the Unconditioned

Chapter 4: Language, Philosophy, and the Conditioned

• 4.1 The Influence of Linguistic Structures on Philosophical Thought
• 4.2 Structuralism, Post-Structuralism, and the Conditioned in Language
• 4.3 The Evolution of Philosophical Language in Late Modern Thought
• 4.4 The Philosophical Implications of Language as a Cultural Condition
• 4.5 Case Study: Ludwig Wittgenstein’s Later Philosophy and the Limits of Language

Chapter 5: The Unconditioned in Philosophy of Mind and Consciousness

• 5.1 The Mind-Body Problem: Unconditioned Consciousness and the Limits of Physicalism
• 5.2 Subjectivity, Objectivity, and the Unconditioned in Mental Phenomena
• 5.3 Theories of Consciousness: From Dualism to Phenomenology
• 5.4 The Unconditioned as a Condition for Human Freedom and Self-Realization
• 5.5 Case Study: The Phenomenology of Edmund Husserl and the Idea of Pure Consciousness

Chapter 6: The Role of the Conditioned in Ethics and Moral Philosophy

• 6.1 Moral Relativism vs. Moral Universality: The Debate Between the Conditioned and the Unconditioned
• 6.2 Social Conditioning and Ethical Frameworks
• 6.3 The Conditioned in Political Theory: Justice, Rights, and Social Structures
• 6.4 The Ethics of the Unconditioned: Autonomy, Freedom, and Moral Responsibility
• 6.5 Case Study: Immanuel Kant’s Categorical Imperative and Universal Moral Law

Chapter 7: The Unconditioned in Aesthetics and the Arts

• 7.1 Aesthetic Theories and the Search for the Unconditioned
• 7.2 Art as a Manifestation of the Unconditioned: Freedom from Social Constraints
• 7.3 The Conditioned in Artistic Expression: Cultural, Historical, and Social Influences
• 7.4 The Relationship Between the Beautiful and the Unconditioned in Late Modern Philosophy
• 7.5 Case Study: The Role of the Sublime in Romanticism and Aesthetic Philosophy

Chapter 8: The Conditioned and the Unconditioned in Metaphysics

• 8.1 Metaphysical Boundaries: From the Known to the Unknown
• 8.2 The Concept of God and the Unconditioned in Late Modern Thought
• 8.3 Determinism, Free Will, and the Unconditioned in Metaphysical Debate
• 8.4 The Problem of the Infinite and the Unconditioned in Contemporary Philosophy
• 8.5 Case Study: Hegel’s Dialectical Method and the Unfolding of the Absolute

Chapter 9: The Legacy of the Conditioned and the Unconditioned in Contemporary Thought

• 9.1 The Persistence of the Conditioned: Postmodernism, Deconstruction, and Social Theory
• 9.2 The Unconditioned in Contemporary Philosophical Movements: Idealism, Existentialism, and Beyond
• 9.3 The Role of the Conditioned and Unconditioned in Environmental Philosophy and Ethics
• 9.4 Philosophical Reinterpretations in the 21st Century: The New Materialism and the Rejection of Absolutes
• 9.5 The Future of Philosophy: How the Conditioned and Unconditioned Will Shape New Discourses

Chapter 10: The Intersection of Philosophy, Culture, and Society

• 10.1 Philosophy as a Cultural and Social Construct
• 10.2 The Influence of Societal Changes on the Conceptualization of the Conditioned and Unconditioned
• 10.3 The Political and Economic Dimensions of the Conditioned and the Unconditioned
• 10.4 Globalization and the Transformation of Philosophical Concepts
• 10.5 The Role of Philosophy in Shaping Future Cultural Narratives

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