Categories of the temporal : an inquiry into the forms of the finite intellect
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Categories of the temporal : an inquiry into the forms of the finite intellect
Harvard University Press, 2012
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Kategorien des Zeitlichen : eine Untersuchung der Formen des endlichen Verstandes
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 211-215) and index
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内容説明
The publication of Frege's Begriffsschrift in 1879 forever altered the landscape for many Western philosophers. Here, Sebastian Roedl traces how the Fregean influence, written all over the development and present state of analytic philosophy, led into an unholy alliance of an empiricist conception of sensibility with an inferentialist conception of thought.
According to Roedl, Wittgenstein responded to the implosion of Frege's principle that the nature of thought consists in its inferential order, but his Philosophical Investigations shied away from offering an alternative. Roedl takes up the challenge by turning to Kant and Aristotle as ancestors of this tradition, and in doing so identifies its unacknowledged question: the relation of judgment and truth to time. Roedl finds in the thought of these two men the answer he urges us to consider: the temporal and the sensible, and the atemporal and the intelligible, are aspects of one reality and cannot be understood independently of one another. In demonstrating that an investigation into the categories of the temporal can be undertaken as a contribution to logic, Roedl seeks to transform simultaneously our philosophical understanding of both logic and time.
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