Thou Art That, From The Upanishads --- The Pre-socratics, Fragments --- Plato, The Real And The Good, From The Phaedo And The Republic, With A Reading Of Plato's Cave By Carl Levenson --- Aristotle, Reality Is Individuals, From The Categories, And From The Metaphysics --- St. Augustine, Reality Is God, From Enarrationes In Psalmos --- St. Thomas Aquinas, The Real Composition Of Essence And The Act Of Existing --- Rene Descartes, Certainty And Reality, From The Discourse On Method, And Reality Is Thought And Extension, From The Principles Of Philosophy --- Baruch Spinoza, Reality Is Infinite Perfection, From The Short Treatise On God, Man And Nature --- G.w. Leibniz, Monadology --- John Locke, A Supposition Of He Knows Not What, From The Essay Concerning Human Understanding --- George Berkeley, To Be Is To Be Perceived, From Of The Principles Of Human Knowledge --- David Hume, Against Substance, From A Treatise Of Human Nature --- Immanuel Kant, Permanence Of Substance, From The Critique Of Pure Reason --- G.w.f. Hegel, Substance Is Subject, From The Phenomenology Of Spirit --- Ernst Mach, Antimetaphysical Remarks, From The Analysis Of Sensations --- Henri Bergson, Reality Is Mobility, From An Introduction To Metaphysics --- Edmund Husserl, The Infinite Field Of Absolute Experiences, From Ideas --- Bertrand Russell, Appearance And Reality, From The Problems Of Philosophy --- Sir Arthur Eddington, Two Tables, From The Nature Of The Physical World --- Ludwig Wittgenstein, Names, Simples, Reality, From The Philosophical Investigations --- W.v.o. Quine, Posits And Reality, From The Ways Of Paradox --- J.l. Austin, Real, From Sense And Sensibilia --- Marcel Proust, Waking Up, From Remembrance Of Things Past --- Simone Weil, Reality Is When I Am Not There, From Gravity And Grace. Edited And Introduced By Carl Levenson And Jonathan Westphal. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 182).

edited and introduced by Carl Levenson and Jonathan Westphal

Levenson, Carl Avren, 1949-; Westphal, Jonathan, 1951-

Carl Avren Levenson; Jonathan Westphal

Indianapolis: Hackett Pub. Co.

United States, United States of America

UNABRIDGED VERSION, US, 1994

Volume 1994, 1994

Includes bibliographical references (p. 182).

Reality
brings together philosophical and literary works representing the many waysmetaphysical, scientific, analytic, phenomenological, literaryin which philosophers and others have reflected on questions about reality.

xxi, 182 p. : 22 cm
Includes bibliographical references (p. 182)

2023-06-28