Companion to Rationalism

Journal Data

TypeSOURCE_BOOK
PublisherWiley & Sons, Limited, John
ISBN-139780470996904
Open LibraryOL21406348W
Total publications27
Coverage period2005 - 2007
LanguageEN

  • Proust and the Rationalist Conception of the Self

    Alan NelsonCHAPTER2007

    This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction I II

  • Leibniz on Shape and the Cartesian Conception of Body

    Timothy CrockettCHAPTER2007

    This chapter contains sections titled: The Imaginary Status of Shape: The “Diachronic” Argument The Dominant Synchronic Argument An Alternative Interpretation Shape and Idealism

  • Plato's Rationalistic Method

    Hugh H BensonCHAPTER2007

  • Leibniz on Modality, Cognition, and Expression

    Alan NelsonCHAPTER2007

  • Idealism and Cartesian Motion

    Alice SowaalCHAPTER2007

    This chapter contains sections titled: Cartesian Motion Classical Problems Realist and Idealist Resolutions Conclusion

  • Spinoza, Leibniz, and the Rationalist Reconceptions of Imagination

    Dennis L SepperCHAPTER2007

    This chapter contains sections titled: Spinoza and the Passionate Imagination Leibniz and the Logic of Imagination Wolff and the Scholasticism of Imagination Conclusion

  • Rationalism in the Philosophy of Donald Davidson

    Richard N ManningCHAPTER2007

    This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Rationalism and the Analytic/Synthetic Distinction A priori Principles I: Davidson on Causation and the Mental Constitutive Principles and Classical Rationalism Classical Rationalism or Kantian Transcendentalism? The Refutation of (Transcendental) Idealism Rationalism Full-Blown

  • Rationalist Theories of Sense Perception and Mind–Body Relation

    Gary HatfieldCHAPTER2007

    This chapter contains sections titled: Sense Perception as a Natural Process Metaphysical, Epistemological, and Functional Aspects of Perception Sense, Mind, and Knowledge in Seventeenth-Century Rationalism

  • The Role of the Imagination in Rationalist Philosophies of Mathematics

    Lawrence NolanCHAPTER2007

    This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Plato's Divided Line and Mathematical Cognition The Cartesians and the Problem of Pure Thought Descartes on the Role of the Imagination in Forming a Distinct Idea of Corporeal Nature Malebranche on the Role of the Imagination in Mathematical Cognition Conclusion

  • Rationalism and Method

    Matthew J KisnerCHAPTER2007

    This chapter contains sections titled: The Philosophical Background to Method Descartes' Method Descartes' Successors: Malebranche and Spinoza on Method

  • Rationalism and Education

    David CunningCHAPTER2007

  • What is a Feminist to do with Rational Choice?

    Mariam ThalosCHAPTER2007

    This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Rational Choice Moral Philosophy Science of Human Behavior Back to Moral Philosophy Rational Choice, Finally Against Orthodoxy Public and Private

  • Rationalist Moral Philosophy

    Andrew Youpa, Youpa AndrewCHAPTER2007

    This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Descartes' Ethics Spinoza's Ethics Leibniz's Ethics Conclusion

  • Cartesian Imaginations

    Dennis L SepperCHAPTER2007

    This chapter contains sections titled: The Status of the Rationalist Image The Deeper Background Descartes: The Directed Imagination of Mathematics, and Passions as Nascent Images Malebranche Conclusion

  • Kant and the Two Dogmas of Rationalism

    Henry E AllisonCHAPTER2007

    This chapter contains sections titled: I II III IV V

  • The Rationalist Impulse

    Alan NelsonCHAPTER2007

    This chapter contains sections titled: I II III IV V

  • Rational Decision Making

    Jonathan Michael KaplanCHAPTER2007

    This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction: Rational Decisions as an Ideal Rational Decision Making? Assumptions and Difficulties: Preferences, Outcome Spaces, and Probabilities in the World Reasons without Decisions What Kinds of Reasons? The Failure of RCT as a Unifying Principle The Failures of RCT and Rethinking Rationality

  • Rationalism and Representation

    Kurt SmithCHAPTER2007

    This chapter contains sections titled: The Falsity Inherent in Sensory Ideas Descartes, Arnauld, and the Notion of Material Falsity Some Leading Interpretations A New Interpretation Conclusion

  • Rationalism in Science

    David J Stump, David StumpCHAPTER2007

    This chapter contains sections titled: The New Experimental Science as a Challenge to Intuition Geometry and Intuition The Mathematical Tradition and Theoretical Science

  • Rationalism in Jewish Philosophy

    Steven NadlerCHAPTER2007

    This chapter contains sections titled: The Interpretation of Scripture Reason and the Law Reason and Happiness The Spinozistic Denouement

  • Early Modern Critiques of Rationalist Psychology

    Antonia LolordoCHAPTER2007

    This chapter contains sections titled: Epicurean Empiricism Critiques of Cartesianism Conclusion

  • Rationalist Elements of Twentieth-Century Analytic Philosophy

    Paul Livingston, Paul M LivingstonCHAPTER2007

    This chapter contains sections titled: I II III IV

  • Rationalism in the Phenomenological Tradition

    David Woodruff SmithCHAPTER2007

    This chapter contains sections titled: The Emergence of Phenomenology Amid Varieties of Rationalism Phenomenology in Brief From Logic to Phenomenology A Phenomenological Theory of Knowledge Intuition of Essences Intuition of Meanings A Phenomenological Critique of Empiricism and Rationalism

  • Descartes' Rationalist Epistemology

    Lex NewmanCHAPTER2007

    This chapter contains sections titled: Descartes on Innateness Two Rationalist Doctrines The Methodical Case for the Two Rationalist Doctrines

  • Companion to Rationalism

    Alan NelsonBOOK2007