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Springer, Dordrecht

2016

308 Pages

ISBN 978-3-319-40714-2

Transcendental inquiry

its history, methods and critiques

Edited by

Halla Kim , Steven Hoeltzel

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Full citation:

Kim, H. , Hoeltzel, S. (eds) (2016). Transcendental inquiry: its history, methods and critiques, Springer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

Kant on the "conditions of the possibility" of experience

Piché Claude

1-20

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Plato and Kantian transcendental constructivism

Rockmore Tom

21-34

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Kant and Fichte on the notion of (transcendental) freedom

L Waibel Violetta

35-54

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Fichte, transcendental ontology, and the ethics of belief

Hoeltzel Steven

55-82

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Transcendental philosophy as "therapy of the mind"

Crowe Benjamin

83-105

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From transcendental philosophy to Hegel's developmental method

Bristow William F.

107-126

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How transcendental is Cohen's critical idealism?

Kim Halla

127-157

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Heidegger's failure to overcome transcendental philosophy

Nelson Eric Sean

159-179

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Others as the ground of our existence

Stern Robert

181-207

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Raising validity claims for reasons

Kettner Matthias

209-231

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Transcendental arguments based on question–answer contradictions

Irie Yukio

233-261

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Consequences of the transcendental-pragmatic consensus theory of truth

Yoshime Michihito

263-283

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On Jürgen Habermas's cognitive theory of morality

Funaba Yasuyuki

285-297

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