The Evolution of Modern Metaphysics: Making Sense of Things (173 page)

Descartes’ mind/body dualism Fichte on the nature of the subject Hegel on reality as a self-knowing subject Heidegger’s notion of
Dasein

substance
xvii
,
26
–27,
40
–41,
45
–50,
58
,
62
,
66
,
71
,
87
,
88n4
,
92
,
104
,
122
,
129n53
,
143
,
152
–153,
169
,
177
–181,
228
,
263
,
330
,
341
,
384
,
396n73
,
398
,
425
,
437
,
515
,
549
–550,
586
,
597
,
600

suffering
56
–57,
69
–70,
85
–86,
339
–340,
390
–401 passim,
402n94
,
550
,
601
–602

See also
passions
,
theodicy

Sullivan, Peter
234
–235,
237n44
,
242
,
247nn69
,
70
,
353n31

synthetic
a priori
knowledge.

Kant on synthetic
a priori
knowledge

Tanner, Michael
372n2

Tarski, Alfred
315(
–316)n37,
320n46

Taylor, Charles
163n5

technology
475
–476

theodicy
69
–70,
83
–85,
340

theology.

Descartes’ arguments for the existence of God Nietzsche’s view that God is dead

See
ontological argument for the existence of God
,
religion
,
scholasticism
,
Spinoza, the question of his theism
,
theodicy

therapy
11n19
,
227
,
238
,
239
,
245
,
255
,
257
–258,
271
,
273
,
276
,
375n11
,
428
,
457
–458

‘thick’ ethical concepts
20
–21,
374n5
,
600

‘thick’ sense-making and ‘thin’ sense-making
135
–140 passim,
152
,
155
,
164
,
199n16
,
214
–215,
234
,
248
–250,
270n51
,
300
,
316n37
,
377
,
387n46
,
406
,
450
,
581
,
597
–598

things in themselves.

Fichte on things in themselves Kantian things in themselves

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

Tillotson, John
88n4

time: Kant on the metaphysics of
9
,
12
,
18
–19,
62n58
,
63n61
,
64
,
71
,
171
–173,
252
,
320
,
334
,
338
–339,
362
,
365
,
411
–412,
419nn32
,
34
,
435
,
439n32
,
450
–455 passim,
463
,
469
–470,
476
–477,
478n61
,
503
,
513
–518 passim,
545
,
553
,
556
–557,
558n51
,
563
,
570
,
596

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

the ‘question’ at what speed it passes
224
–226,
244
,
272
,
281

becoming and change Bergson’s actual/virtual distinction Bergson’s notion of duration Nietzsche’s notion of eternal return

See also
presence

tokens.
See
type/token distinction

Tolstoy, Leo
10n17

topology
414
,
532
,
562
,
564

traditional metaphysics: Derrida on

Derrida on traditional metaphysics Heidegger on Heidegger on traditional metaphysics

transcendence: varieties of

varieties of transcendence.

See also
Transcendence Question
,
univocity of being

Transcendence Question
9
–10,
11
,
41
,
97
,
124
,
154n27
,
166n13
,
192
,
221n79
,
245n60
,
276n68
,
296
,
319n44
,
335n17
,
336n19
,
361n50
,
367n61
,
386
,
405
,
457
,
479n64
,
514
,
578
–579,
589
,
594

transcendental idealism
121
,
142
,
144
,
147
,
149
–150,
158
,
167
–168,
362
–365,
386n43
,
450
–451,
454
–455,
489
–492,
505
,
590
,
598

Kant’s

Kant’s transcendental idealism Wittgenstein and

See
Wittgenstein and transcendental idealism.

See also
transcendentalism

transcendentalism
147
–148,
152
–154,
158
–159,
161
,
190
,
219
,
234
,
311n26
,
432n9

truth: criteria of
31
,
59
–61,
265
,
280
–281,
309n18
,
335
,
337
,
385
,
571
,
214
–215,
216n65
,
286
–287,
349
,
373
–376 passim,
515
,
530

Descartes on clarity and distinctness
and
principle of contradiction its investigation

its nature
61
,
105
,
180
–181,
209
,
218
–220,
228
–229,
240
–241,
265
,
272
,
280
–282,
285
,
287
–290,
296
–301 passim,
306n11
,
310
,
312
,
315
,
315(
–316),
37
,
324
,
327
–328,
352(
–353),
29
,
364
,
377
,
388n51
,
393
,
399
,
481
,
487
–489,
492
,
498
–500,
504
,
532

its value
373
–378,
380
–381,
393
–394,
571
–572,
575
–577,
582
–584

varieties of

varieties of truth. Hegel on reality as a self-knowing subject identified with truth Leibniz’ view that every truth is ‘analytic’ truthfulness

See also
bivalence
,
principle of contradiction
,
propositional sense and sense-making
,
quasi-realism

Hegel on reality as a self-knowing subject identified with truth Leibniz’ view that every truth is ‘analytic’ truthfulness

See also
principle of contradiction
,
propositional sense and sense-making
,
quasi-realism

truthfulness

truthfulness
70
,
86
,
254
,
268
,
297
,
372
,
377
,
381
,
389
,
391
,
393
,
393(
–394),
66
,
397n73
,
399
,
565
,
603

Turetzky, Philip
22n44
,
544n7

type/token distinction
225n12
,
522

underdetermination.

Quine on underdetermination and indeterminacy