THE ORIGIN OF VALUE IN A TRANSCENDENT FUNCTION

Table of Contents

• Title & Preface (1985) [8.1K]
• Preface (1997) [7.4K]
• Abstract
• Table of Modes of Necessity
• INTRODUCTION
  • §1 The Nature of This Project [70.3 K]
  • §2 Non-Intuitive Immediate Knowledge
  • §3 The Argument and Division of the Subject
• THE THEORY OF CONSCIOUSNESS OR IMMANENCE
  • Part One: UNDERSTANDING
    • §1 Remark [53.6 K]
    • §2 Understanding
    • §3 The Simultaneity of Understanding
    • §4 Memory
    • §5 Act and Potential in Understanding
    • §6 Concepts
    • §7 The Object of Conception
    • §8 Understanding in Language
    • §9 Perception and Understanding
    • §10 Conculusion
  • Part Two: KNOWLEDGE AND NECESSITY
    • §1 Remark [70.6K]
    • §2 Kant: The Unity of Consciousness
    • §3 Kant: Synthesis
    • §4 Kant: Activity and Passivity
    • §5 Subject and Object
    • §6 Intuition and the Immanent Object
    • §7 Necessity: Formal and Synthetic
    • §8 Necessity: Material
    • §9 Conclusion
• THE THEORY OF EXISTENCE OR NEGATIVE TRANSCENDENCE
  • §1 Negative Transcendence [43.5 K]
  • §2 Internal and External
  • §3 Space
  • §4 Time and Causation
  • §5 Will
  • §6 Conclusion
• THE THEORY OF VALUE OR POSITIVE TRANSCENDENCE
  Remark [20.8K]
  • Part One: CONDITIONED POSITIVE TRANSCENDENCE
    • §1 Sensation and the Sensible Plenum
    • §2 Caused Value
  • Part Two: UNCONDITIONED POSITIVE TRANSCENDENCE AS PURPOSIVE VALUE
    • §1 Remark [47.8K]
    • §2 Schopenhauer
    • §3 Jung
    • §4 The Friesian Tradition in Otto
    • §5 Purpose
    • §6 The Varieties of Purposive Value [34.4K]
    • §7 Love and Hate
    • §8 Right and Wrong
    • §9 Good and Evil
    • §10 Beauty and Ugliness
    • §11 Happiness and Unhappiness
  • Part Three: UNCONDITIONED POSITIVE TRANSCENDENCE AS ABSOLUTE TRANSCENDENCE
    • §1 Absolute Transcendence [47.1K]
    • §2 The Problem of Evil
    • §3 Numinosity
    • §4 Conclusion
• Notes and References [56.7K]
• Bibliography [7.2K]
• Vita (1985) [1.5K]

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