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Cynthia Freeland - But Is It Art__ An Introduction to Art Theory (2002)

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Duncan Pritchard - What Is This Thing Called Knowledge_ (2018)
Ernest Sosa - Epistemology (2017)
  • Descartes’s Pyrrhonian Virtue Epistemology
  • Dream Skepticism
  • Regress Skepticism
  • Knowledge: What It Is and How We Might Have It
  • Knowledge as Action
  • Varieties and Levels of Knowledge
  • The Value of Human Knowledge
  • Mind–World Relations: Action, Perception, Knowledge
  • Two Forms of Virtue Epistemology
  • Knowledge, Time, and Negligence
  • Virtue Theory against Situationism
  • Virtue Epistemology and a Theory of Competence
  • Knowledge and Justification

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Anthony Kenny - An Illustrated Brief History of Western Philosophy (2018)

I PHILOSOPHY IN ITS INFANCY

Allen W. Wood, Kant (2005)
  • Life and works
  • Synthetic a priori cognition
    • The possibility of metaphysics
    • The transcendental aesthetic: pure sensibility
    • The transcendental analytic: pure understanding
  • The principles of possible experience
    • The transcendental deduction of the categories
    • Objects, categories, and schemata
    • The principles of pure understanding
  • The limits of cognition and the ideas of reason
    • Transcendental idealism
    • Ideas of reason
  • The transcendental dialectic
    • The a priori doctrine of the soul
    • The antithetic of pure reason
    • God as the ideal of pure reason
    • The transcendental doctrine of method
  • Philosophy of history
  • Ethical theory
    • Practical Anthropology
    • The fundamental principle of morality
    • The metaphysical system of duties
  • The theory of taste
    • Why a third 'critique'?
    • Judgments of taste
    • Beauty and morality
    • The sublime
    • Art and genius
  • Politics and religion
    • The concept of right
    • The system of right
    • The right of nations and perpetual peace
    • Moral faith and religion
Andrew Bowie - Schelling and Modern European Philosophy: An Introduction (1993)
  • Introduction
    • Situating Schelling
    • Metaphor and metaphysics
    • Stages in Schelling’s philosophy
  • Absolute Beginnings
    • Fichte and Spinozism
    • Jacobi, Fichte, and the Pantheism controversy
    • The ground of judgement
  • The Hermeneutics of Nature
    • Matter and life
    • The productivity of nature
    • Nature as visible mind
    • The facticity of nature
  • The History of Consciousness and the Truth of Art
    • The path to the self
    • Self-reference and art
  • Identity Philosophy
    • The identity of the Absolute
    • Moving beyond the I: the break with Fichte
    • Transitive being and identity
    • Identity and ‘différance’
    • Schelling, Rorty and Davidson
    • Absolute reflection
    • The problem of transition
  • Freedom, Ontology and Language
    • Ground and freedom
    • World-making
    • Word-making
  • Schelling or Hegel?
    • Introduction
    • Reflection and inversion
    • The limits of negative philosophy
    • Positive philosophy
    • Concept and being
    • The logic of reflection
    • Non-identity
    • Conclusion

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