Titlebook: Knowledge and Value; Essays in Honor of H Andrew J. Reck Book 1972 Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, Netherlands 1972 Immanuel Kant.epistemology

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Monism, Logos, Fire, and Flux,unity.. The difficulty of reassembling divided unities is nowhere greater than in the study of ancient thought. One may grant that the division between mind and matter, or between form and its embodiment, belongs to Anaxagoras or perhaps waits for Plato. But since we are accustomed to some such divi

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,Kant’s Theory of Symbolism,es of symbolism which have been developed in the twentieth century, such as Ernst Cassirer’s “philosophy of symbolic forms.” Professor Charles W. Hendel has pointed specifically to the close relation of Cassirer’s “symbol” to Kant’s “schema.” In this light, I think it is interesting to note that Kan

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,Dualisms in William James’s, Descartes.”. A conspicuous facet of American anti-Cartesianism has been the rejection of dualisms, and in this regard American thought has been part of an international “revolt against dualism.”. Harold N. Lee, whose own thought is a creative outgrowth of American pragmatism and naturalism, has joi

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The Meaning of Sameness or Family Resemblance in the Pragmatic Tradition,re complementary to American pragmatism. Charles Morris has shown that the writings of the main exponents of pragmatism can be understood best in terms of Peirce’s Universal Categories, Firstness, Secondness and Thirdness.. Here I shall apply these categories to a very limited problem, namely that o

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Distinguishing Presupposition in Epistemology,tter of drawing the assumption from the given belief by necessity. Accordingly, I shall term presupposition to be a species (or “mode”) of hypothetic inference. in that assumption is hypothetically asserted to be a logical condition for the given belief.

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,Gentzen’s Cut Elimination Theorem for Non-Logicians,mathematical logic. Usual treatments of mathematical logic, oriented to semantics, use formalization only to find a syntactic property (theoremhood) to correspond to the semantic property (validity). What is needed for a more meaningful use of formalization (and so of mathematical logic) is an effec

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The Aesthetics of Harold N. Lee: A Reconsideration,67, is based upon his doctoral dissertation. If one considers his subsequent bibliography, however, it becomes apparent that this interest soon broadened and became increasingly diversified. But, a closer consideration of his work will reveal that, as his colleagues have suspected, his interest in a