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In other words, if A =A were not necessary, it would be necessary that thought be
negated.11 Either thought stands upon its identity-relation and repulses the
contradiction which would annul it; or it abstracts from itself, and establishes, ...
In other words, if A =A were not necessary, it would be necessary that thought be
negated.11 Either thought stands upon its identity-relation and repulses the
contradiction which would annul it; or it abstracts from itself, and establishes, ...
Pagina 85
Ego=Ego expresses a "subjective identity" very different from the objective
identity (A=A) of the logic of the abstract. The objective concept (e.g. chair) is
what it is. "A chair is a movable single seat with a back" is an example of an
objective ...
Ego=Ego expresses a "subjective identity" very different from the objective
identity (A=A) of the logic of the abstract. The objective concept (e.g. chair) is
what it is. "A chair is a movable single seat with a back" is an example of an
objective ...
Pagina 145
He says that it follows from this principle that it is impossible for Being not to be
thought." If the identity A =A were not affirmed it would be necessary according to
the Principle of Excluded Middle to affirm that A=Not-A. So much is clear.
He says that it follows from this principle that it is impossible for Being not to be
thought." If the identity A =A were not affirmed it would be necessary according to
the Principle of Excluded Middle to affirm that A=Not-A. So much is clear.
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Chapter One Gentiles Actual Idealism | 3 |
Chapter Two The Argument Restated | 32 |
Chapter Three The Logic of the Abstract | 57 |
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abstract logic according to Gentile act of knowing act of thinking actual idealism actual idealist affirmation argument assertion autoconcept autosynthesis Chapter Cogito ergo sum concept considered cosmos criticism definition dialectic difference egocentric predicament element empirical entities error essence existence expression external fact Fichte function of philosophy fundamental Gentile's doctrine Gentilian GIOVANNI GENTILE given gives Hegel Hence human Ibid identity immanent individual insofar interpretation judgment Kant knowledge Logos material matter meaning mediate ment meta metaphysician metaphysics moral multiplicity natural sciences necessity negation neo-positivist noema norma Not-Ego Noumenon object ontological pensato pensiero pensante philos physical Plato position predicate presupposed presuppositions principle priori problem proposition Protagoras question reality relation scepticism sense significance Sistema di logica solipsism speak spirit syllogism synthesis Theaetetus thinkable thinker thought tion traditional transcend the act true truth value ultimate unity universal and necessary virtue words
Informazioni bibliografiche
| Titolo | The Idealism of Giovanni Gentile |
| Autore | Roger Wellington Holmes |
| Editore | Macmillan, 1937 |
| Provenienza dell'originale | la University of Michigan |
| Digitalizzato | 3 ott 2006 |
| Lunghezza | 264 pagine |
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