Kenny A. A new history of Western philosophy: in four parts. - Oxford: Clarendon Press, 2012. - xvii, 1058 p.: ill. - Bibliogr.: p.1015-1043. - Ind.: p.1045-11058. - ISBN 978-0-19-965649-3  Место хранения:   035 | Объединенный институт истории, филологии и философии СО РАН | Новосибирск | Библиотека

Оглавление / Contents

General Introduction ........................................... ix Part One: Ancient Philosophy List of Contents of Part One .................................... 3 Introduction to Part One ........................................ 7 1 Beginnings: From Pythagoras to Plato ......................... 8 2 Schools of Thought: From Aristotle to Augustine ............. 57 3 How to Argue: Logic ......................................... 95 4 Knowledge and its Limits: Epistemology ..................... 118 5 How Things Happen: Physics ................................. 143 6 What There Is: Metaphysics ................................. 160 7 Soul and Mind .............................................. 183 8 How to Live: Ethics ........................................ 204 9 God ........................................................ 228 Part Two: Medieval Philosophy List of Contents of Part Two .................................. 253 Introduction to Part Two ...................................... 257 1 Philosophy and Faith: Augustine to Maimonides .............. 261 2 The Schoolmen: From the Twelfth Century to the Renaissance ................................................ 299 3 Logic and Language ......................................... 344 4 Knowledge .................................................. 375 5 Physics .................................................... 391 6 Metaphysics ................................................ 401 7 Mind and Soul .............................................. 420 8 Ethics ..................................................... 449 9 God ........................................................ 468 Part Three: The Rise of Modern Philosophy List of Contents of Part Three ................................ 497 Introduction to Part Three .................................... 501 1 Sixteenth-Century Philosophy ............................... 503 2 Descartes to Berkeley ...................................... 526 3 Hume to Hegel .............................................. 562 4 Knowledge .................................................. 588 5 Physics .................................................... 624 6 Metaphysics ................................................ 636 7 Mind and Soul .............................................. 659 8 Ethics ..................................................... 685 9 Political Philosophy ....................................... 705 10 God ........................................................ 727 Part Four: Philosophy in the Modern World List of Contents of Part Four ................................. 751 Introduction to Part Four ..................................... 755 1 Bentham to Nietzsche........................................ 757 2 Peirce to Strawson ......................................... 781 3 Freud to Derrida ........................................... 810 4 Logic ...................................................... 829 5 Language ................................................... 848 6 Epistemology ............................................... 865 7 Metaphysics ................................................ 884 8 Philosophy of Mind ......................................... 901 9 Ethics ..................................................... 922 10 Aesthetics ................................................. 945 11 Political Philosophy ....................................... 961 12 God ........................................................ 977 Chronology .................................................... 997 Abbreviations and Conventions ................................ 1001 Bibliography ................................................. 1015 Index ........................................................ 1045 Detailed contents lists are placed at the beginning of each part. There are maps before the introductions of Parts One, Two, and Three.