Phenomenology
Subtitle: Basing Knowledge on Appearance
Publisher: Author through Lulu.com
Published: 2003
Place of publication: Geneva, Switzerland
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 424
ISBN-13: 9782970009153
Table of contents: title: 1.	What, Why and How	9; title: 1.	Phenomenology	10; title: 2.	Knowledge is Based on Appearance	14; title: 3.	To Be Or Not To Be	19; title: 4.	The Phenomenological Approach	23; title: 2.	Organizing Principles	27; title: 1.	The Order of Things	28; title: 2.	Appearance and Other Large Concepts	32; title: 3.	Material, Mental, Intuitive, Abstract	38; title: 4.	Number, Space and Time	38; title: 5.	Modality and Causality	53; title: 3.	Experiences and Abstractions	67; title: 1.	The Objects of Perception	69; title: 2.	The Objects of Intuition	93; title: 3.	Correlations between Experiences	100; title: 4.	Conceptual Objects	103; title: 5.	Degrees of Interiority	112; title: 4.	Conceptualization	117; title: 1.	Sameness and Difference	119; title: 2.	Compatibility or Incompatibility	132; title: 3.	Words and Intentions	146; title: 4.	A Theory of Universals	153; title: 5.	Unity In Plurality	170; title: 5.	The Self	175; title: 1.	The Self	176; title: 2.	Factors of the “Self”	187; title: 3.	Identification-With	196; title: 4.	Ideal and Practical Concepts	202; title: 5.	Fallacious Criticisms of Selfhood	205; title: 6.	What “Emptiness” Might Be	217; title: 6.	Additional Topics	227; title: 1.	Present Appearances	228; title: 2.	The Concepts of Space and Time	246; title: 3.	Apprehension of the Four Dimensions	256; title: 4.	Contents of Thought Processes	272; title: 5.	Universals and Potentiality	274; title: 6.	Social vs. Personal Knowledge	280; title: 7.	The Active Role of Logic	281; title: 1.	Principles of Adduction	282; title: 2.	Generalization is Justifiable	293; title: 3.	Logical Attitudes	298; title: 4.	Syllogism Adds to Knowledge	301; title: 5.	There is a Formal Logic of Change	306; title: 6.	Concept Formation	312; title: 7.	Empty Classes	315; title: 8.	Context	319; title: 9.	Communication	323; title: 8.	Epistemological Issues in Mathematics	329; title: 1.	Mathematics and Logic	331; title: 2.	Geometrical Concepts have an Experiential Basis	334; title: 3.	Geometry is a Phenomenological Science	338; title: 4.	On “New Arithmetical Entities”	350; title: 5.	Imagining a Thoroughly Empirical Arithmetic	356; title: 9.	Theology Without Prejudice	363; title: 1.	Applying Logical Standards to Theology	364; title: 2.	Conceiving the Divine Attributes	369; title: 3.	Analyzing Omniscience and Omnipotence	377; title: 4.	Harmonizing Justice and Mercy	383; title: 5.	The Formlessness of God	390; title: Illustrations.   395; title: Fig. 1.	Existence, appearance, and reality,   396; title: Fig. 2.	Material, mental and spiritual domains,   397; title: Fig. 3.	A classification of appearances,   398; title: Fig. 4.	Three types of continuity,   399; title: Fig. 5.	Contextual meaning,   400; title: Appendices and References,   401; title: App. 1. 	Using meditation,   403; title: App. 2.	Feelings of Emptiness,   413; title: App. 3.	Mental Projection   417; title: About this book,    419; title: References,    422