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Absolute space and absolute motion in Kant's critical philosophy
SynthÈse, 1971In his critical philosophy Kant treats space, in varying contexts, as an intuition, as a concept, and as an idea of reason. Space as an intuition and space as a concept are familiar enough to readers of the Critique of Pure Reason, though the relation between them is not so easy to make out. Space — more precisely, absolute space — as an idea of reason,
Robert Palter
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Lukács: The antinomies of bourgeois philosophy and the absolute
Thesis Eleven, 2020I reconstruct Lukács’s immanent critique of German Idealism, found within his essay ‘Reification and the Consciousness of the Proletariat’ (in History and Class Consciousness), in order to foreground his philosophical reflection on the concepts of mediation, logic, genesis and praxis. I situate this reflection within his philosophy of praxis as a whole
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Bradley’s Absolute and Process Philosophy
chromatikon, 2010 Basile, Pierfrancesco
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On the philosophy of absolute truth in structural vibrations
Journal of Sound and Vibration, 1984W Soedel
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Philosophy as a manifestation of the absolute
Социально-гуманитарные знания, 2022В статье дается определение философии как субъективно-человеческого и социального проявление абсолюта в единстве хаоса (трансцендента) и порядка (природы). The article defines philosophy as a subjective human and social manifestation of the absolute in the unity
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Religion, Philosophy, and the Absolute
2017This chapter focuses on Hegel's concept of absolute spirit , which refers to the collection of norms and practices in which spirit has itself for an object—the norms and practices in and through which the members of the community create, sustain, and transform spirit itself.
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Absolutism and Relativism in Philosophy and Politics
American Political Science Review, 1948Since there exists philosophy, there exists the attempt to bring it in relation with politics; and this attempt has succeeded in so far as it is today recognized to the degree of a truism that political theory and that part of philosophy we call ethics are closely connected with each other.
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