The Evolution of Modern Metaphysics: Making Sense of Things (172 page)

Sellars, Wilfrid
2n1
,
551n29

semantic empiricism
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,
280
–281,
292
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296
–300,
303
–304,
309n20
,
331n7
,
351n24
,
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Hume’s

Hume’s semantic empiricism

sense: and meaning construed evaluatively
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45
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85
–86,
179
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219
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–297,
371
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404
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458
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599
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604
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6
,
7
–8,
22
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199
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215
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220
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341
–342,
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371
,
598
–599,
602

See also
value and evaluation

as a focus of metaphysics

Deleuze’s conception of

Deleuze’s conception of sense and nonsense linguistic sense non-propositional non-propositional sense and sense-making propositional propositional sense and sense-making varieties of varieties of sense and sense-making common sense as construed by Deleuze
vis-à-vis
good sense Frege’s sense/
Bedeutung
distinction sense-making

See
linguistic

linguistic sense non-propositional non-propositional sense and sense-making propositional propositional sense and sense-making varieties of varieties of sense and sense-making common sense as construed by Deleuze
vis-à-vis
good sense Frege’s sense/
Bedeutung
distinction sense-making

See also
nonsense
,
semantic empiricism

sense-making

sense-making: as a feature of the world
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–14,
41
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50
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67
–70 passim,
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190
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427
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480
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553
–554,
567
,
572
,
597

Hegel on reality as a self-knowing subject limits of, Wittgenstein on the limits of sense-making ‘natural’ ‘natural’ sense-making non-propositional non-propositional sense and sense-making ontic ontic sense-making phenomenological phenomenological sense-making propositional ‘thick’/‘thin’ varieties of varieties of sense and sense-making.

See
propositional sense and sense-making
,
‘thick’ sense-making and ‘thin’ sense-making

‘thick’/‘thin’ varieties of varieties of sense and sense-making.

See
‘thick’ sense-making and ‘thin’ sense-making

varieties of varieties of sense and sense-making.

See also
making sense of making sense
,
semantic empiricism
,
varieties of understanding

set theory
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–219)n73,
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,
341

sign/symbol distinction.

Wittgenstein’s sign/symbol distinction

Simondon, Gilbert
560n60

simplicity versus easiness
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424n49
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465n19
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473

singularities
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–563,
572
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574
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587

Skolimowski, Henrik
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Skorupski, John
584n3

Smart, J.J.C.
2n1

Smith, Daniel W.
553

Socrates
xvii
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223n6
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395
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423n46
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605

See also
pre-Socratics

space: Kant on the metaphysics of
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172n31
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411
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419n32
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463
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563

Kant on the metaphysics of space and time non-Kantian metaphysics of

understood metaphorically
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138n79
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253n82
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477
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531n56
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,
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See also
geometry
,
topology

SPEECH
.
See
Derrida’s notions of
SPEECH
and
WRITING

Spinoza, Benedictus de
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–66 passim,
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77n27
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182n63
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246n65
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,
422n41
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477
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543
–544,
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–550,
566
–567,
577
,
586
,
595(
–596),
19
,
597
,
602

contra
Descartes
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44
–46,
50
,
60
,
71
,
263
,
567
,
597
,
601

his first kind of knowledge
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62
–65 passim,
406
,
581

his naturalism
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–56 passim,
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–149 passim,
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–178,
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,
304
,
398
,
579

his notion of an affect
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548
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558

his notion of an affection
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–64 passim

his second kind of knowledge
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–59,
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–62,
64
–66,
406
,
407n3
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425
,
540n79
,
577
,
581

his third kind of knowledge
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220n78
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343
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on bodies
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–56 passim,
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556n44

the question of his theism
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–179,
398

Spivak, Gayatri Chakravorty
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Stambaugh, Joan
400n88

Stern, Robert
173n33

Stich, Stephen
343n30

Stoicism
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–57,
544n6

Strawson, P.F.
10
–13,
72(
–73)n19,
116n21
,
121n36
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128n50
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350n21
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351n25
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398n78
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457n75
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596n19

Stroud, Barry
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326nn57
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58

subjecthood and personhood
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553n35
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555n40
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