اخلاق و نیت عملی هوسرل [کتاب انگلیسی] | کتابخانه مجازی الفبا

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Copyright
Dedication
Contents
Introduction
1 Husserl’s Ethics as an A Priori Science
1. Introduction
2. Science
3. Axiology, ethics and a priori
Summary
2 Parallelism and Interlacing in Husserl’s Axiology
1. Introduction
2. A reading of the first two paragraphs of the lectures on ethics and value theory
3. Lotze’s idea of parallelism
4. Two-layered parallelism
5. Conclusions
Summary
3 Norms, Laws and Necessity
1. Introduction
2. Science, norms and laws
3. Norms and laws
4. Norms, laws and psychologism
5. Categorical imperative
6. Norms and values
7. Normativity as a space of meaning
Summary
4 Living Evidence
1. Introduction
2. Evidence in descriptive (1900–13) and transcendental phenomenology (1913–38)
3. ‘Functioning evidence’ in Husserl’s later works
4. Conclusion: The criticism concerning Husserl’s idea of evidence
Summary
5 Practical Intentionality
1. Introduction
2. The riddle of transcendence
3. Intentional essence
4. Hyletic or practical intentionality
5. Practical and passive intentionality
Summary
6 The Body and the Ethical Agent
1. Introduction
2. Nature and spirit
3. The body
4. Affection, awakening and propagation
5. A synthetic description
Summary
7 ‘The Truth of Will’
1. Introduction
2. Willing
3. From my will to a community
Summary
8 Intersubjectivity
1. Introduction
2. Meaning of intentionality from Brentano to Husserl
3. Empathy and the experience of the otherness
4. Intersubjective reduction and the life-world
5. Conclusion
Summary
9 Social Ethics, Teleology and Theology
1. Introduction
2. Social ethics
3. Rational and irrational ethics
4. Teleology, theology and intersubjectivity
5. Transcendental humanity and theological psychologism
Summary
Notes
Bibliography
Index