Informationen zum Autor Derek Malone-France Klappentext Deep Empiricism: Kant, Whitehead and the Necessity of Philosophical Theism offers a critical and comparative engagement of two great philosophers who are rarely treated together: Immanuel Kant and Alfred North Whitehead. Derek Malone-France provides insightful readings of Kant and Whitehead as he bridges the gap between those who study Kant's transcendental idealism and scholars of Whitehead's organic realism. Zusammenfassung Offers a critical and comparative engagement of two great philosophers! Immanuel Kant and Alfred North Whitehead! who are rarely treated together. Providing insightful readings of Kant and Whitehead! here! the author attempts to bridge the gap between those who study Kant's transcendental idealism and scholars of Whitehead's organic realism. Inhaltsverzeichnis Part 1 From Transcendental Realism to Transcendental Idealism, and Back Again Chapter 2 Kant's Discovery: the Procedure of Transcendental Thought Chapter 3 The Categories, Nature, and Intersubjectivity Chapter 4 The Concept of the Noumenon and the "Recurrence" to Transcendental Realism Part 5 Actuality, Possibility, and Divinity: The Philosophical Necessity of an Inclusive Existent Chapter 6 Historicity, Relativity, and Deep Empirical Theism Chapter 7 Beyond Universals and Particulars: Whitehead's Theory of the Eternal Objects Chapter 8 Factuality, Intersubjectivity, and the Divine: Whitehead's Dipolar Panentheism

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Derek Malone-France

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Deep Empiricism: Kant, Whitehead and the Necessity of Philosophical Theism offers a critical and comparative engagement of two great philosophers who are rarely treated together: Immanuel Kant and Alfred North Whitehead. Derek Malone-France provides insightful readings of Kant and Whitehead as he bridges the gap between those who study Kant's transcendental idealism and scholars of Whitehead's organic realism.

Zusammenfassung
Offers a critical and comparative engagement of two great philosophers, Immanuel Kant and Alfred North Whitehead, who are rarely treated together. Providing insightful readings of Kant and Whitehead, here, the author attempts to bridge the gap between those who study Kant's transcendental idealism and scholars of Whitehead's organic realism.

Inhalt

Part 1 From Transcendental Realism to Transcendental Idealism, and Back Again
Chapter 2 Kant's Discovery: the Procedure of Transcendental Thought
Chapter 3 The Categories, Nature, and Intersubjectivity
Chapter 4 The Concept of the Noumenon and the "Recurrence" to Transcendental Realism
Part 5 Actuality, Possibility, and Divinity: The Philosophical Necessity of an Inclusive Existent
Chapter 6 Historicity, Relativity, and Deep Empirical Theism
Chapter 7 Beyond Universals and Particulars: Whitehead's Theory of the Eternal Objects
Chapter 8 Factuality, Intersubjectivity, and the Divine: Whitehead's Dipolar Panentheism