state university of new york press the gods and technology a reading of heidegger jan 2006
state university of new york press the gods and technology a reading of heidegger jan 2006
... himself—
“efficient causality.” The paradigm case of such causality was taken—after
Aristotle’s death—to be the maker, the craftsman, and, very often, in par-
ticular the sculptor. The other instances of this ... the-
ory of abetting causality, and it is that theory, rather than the practice of
handcraft, that Heidegger sees as possessing saving power.
Theory is for...
state university of new york press the perils and promise of global transparency why the information revolution may not lead to security democracy or peace oct 2006
... the
Pakistani parliament debated the matter. The governments of Egypt,
Saudi Arabia, Bangladesh, and Malaysia issued critical public statements
and mass protests followed in Pakistan, Gaza, and ... from the United States and announced that “Islam is under
attack in the name of the war on terror.”
9
Urdu- and English-language
newspapers in Pakistan gave the story fr...
state university of new york press the twenty-first century confronts its gods globalization technology and war nov 2004
... described in
the language of mathematics. As he put it, the Book of Nature was written
in the language of mathematics, not in the language of theology. Thus, the
mathematical laws operative in nature ... terrorists
by the same “just war” criteria. There are some wars waged by states that
are not morally defensible, and there are some—for example, the war
against Nazi G...
state university of new york press the gathering of reason may 2005
... in the immediate and
particular was replaced by the depth and comprehensiveness of theo-
retical knowledge. Man was translated into rational animal.
Today that translation has become radically ... hand, the most direct transcription of Kant’s text,
the commentary on the Transcendental Dialectic, and, on the other
hand, the projection in which the translation of reas...
state university of new york press the end of comparative philosophy and the task of comparative thinking heidegger derrida and daoism sep 2009
... 31
never appears as such, for then it would be a thing and thus nameable
and handed back over again to metaphysics. As with aletheia, appearance
and disappearance, or unconcealment and concealment, ... philosophies of
Heidegger, Derrida, and classical Daoism, and through this I hope to show
that the ideas of language propagated in these ways of thinking can aid the...
state university of new york press the meaning of the dream in psychoanalysis apr 2002
... We may then point to the parallel between the fear of headaches and its
associated ideas and the guilt and its associated ideas. The idea of guilt, as
expressed in Jane’s feelings, has the same ... describe and/ or explain a certain range of
phenomena. Although theories also have other uses—for example, clinical
applications and other practical usages—these logicall...
state university of new york press the philosophers voice philosophy politics and language in the nineteenth century oct 2002
... imagination. We can see the breakdown of the Kantian faith in
a unified reading public as a concern for Fichte, Hegel, and Marx. Moreover,
each of these philosophers was also aware of the inability ... mean that Hegel is unaware of the
presence of his readers and of the need for an adequate mode of presentation
of his system. Indeed the systematic tendenci...
state university of new york press the unconscious abyss hegels anticipation of psychoanalysis aug 2002
... Scholarships and The Foundation for Educational Exchange Be-
tween Canada and the United States of America for awarding me a full research
scholarship and travel grant for the 1996–1997 academic ... development are attained through dynamic, laborious
dialectical mediation. At its apex, subject and object, mind and matter, the par-
ticular and the universal, the fin...
state university of new york press karl popper and the social sciences feb 2006
... and Situational Analysis 41
Causation, Covering Laws, and Realism 41
The Unity of Scientific Method 52
Falsification and Situational Analysis 53
Summary 58
Chapter Four Situational Analysis and ... the actions of the human agents. For Popper, human
action should not be understood as causal, at least insofar as it is rational.
Popper and Social Laws
As with his account of...
state university of new york press the origins of om manipadme hum a study of the karandavyuha sutra jul 2002
... he is a manifestation of
Maheßvara, Nåråya a or the råk˚asa Råva a: the last of these three is, of
course, the name of the great demon of the Råmåya a who captures and
carries off Sƒtå, Råma’s ... conversion story of the Sarvatathågata-
tattvasaµgraha, Íiva is then identified as the tathågata Bhasmeßvara, or “Lord
of Ashes.” This is an allusion to the prede...
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