The end of objectivity by Gian-Carlo Rota in 1973
philosophy
Contents
1 Introduction
2 The Two Philosophies
- 2.1 The existential attitude: a critique of physicalist reduction
- 2.2 The consequences of the existential view: a new objectivity
3 The Reform of Logic
- 3.1 The existential critique of knowledge as primary
- 3.3 The reform of logic: Heidegger
- 3.2 The Cartesian world view has cracked
4 Heidegger and the Shaking of the Foundations
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4.1 Review
- 4.1.1 Acts of withholding
- 4.2 Existentialism’s thesis
- 4.3 Heidegger’s reform of logic
- 4.4 Operational logic made primary
- 4.5 The structure of operational logic
- 4.6 The consequences of operational logic
- 4.7 Truth and angst illustrate the relations of classical logic to operational logic