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1999
Abstract The central claim of Schopenhauer's metaphysics is that the thing in itself is will. He arrives at this by way of an observation about self‐knowledge: I can know myself only as willing or active, not as subject of knowledge. He claims that this unique knowledge gives access to my essence, and moves from this to the claim that ...
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Abstract The central claim of Schopenhauer's metaphysics is that the thing in itself is will. He arrives at this by way of an observation about self‐knowledge: I can know myself only as willing or active, not as subject of knowledge. He claims that this unique knowledge gives access to my essence, and moves from this to the claim that ...
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‘To understand all things but itself’
2021Abstract Chapter 9: ‘To understand all things but itself: De anima brutorum (1672–1674)’ provides a detailed bibliography, using the system described in chapter 4, of ten copies of Willis’s fifth published book in which is included one treatise in two parts: 11. De anima brutorum.
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Not Ideas About the Thing but the Thing Itself
2013Real assets can have real environmental impact and are ideal investments for young people with new wealth.
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2017
This chapter is an explication of the third section (“The Thing Speaks of Itself”) of “The Freudian Thing.” In this section, Lacan appropriates the Greek myth of Diana and Actaeon. He casts Freud as Actaeon and Diana as the unconscious (i.e., “the Thing” as repressed truth).
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This chapter is an explication of the third section (“The Thing Speaks of Itself”) of “The Freudian Thing.” In this section, Lacan appropriates the Greek myth of Diana and Actaeon. He casts Freud as Actaeon and Diana as the unconscious (i.e., “the Thing” as repressed truth).
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The End of the Thing-in-Itself
This paper argues that the classical notion of a substrate, understood as an underlying bearer of properties distinct from their measurable manifestations, has no independent empirical status. Every physically distinguishable and empirically measurable entity exists as a configuration of Coherence (C), Interaction (I), and Complexity (K).openaire +1 more source
Nietzsche, Kant, and the Thing in Itself
International Studies in Philosophy, 1993Nietzsche .scholarship —- and here I will be talking exclusively about English-language work—has come a long way since Walter Kaufmann's groundbreaking study appeared in 1950. During this same time span, and particularly in the last 25 years, the breadth and rigor of Kant scholarship has flourished remarkably as well.
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‘Not Ideas about the Thing but the Thing Itself’
2012‘Not Ideas’ unfolds in and out of everyday conceptions of time. According to normal methods of measuring time, the poem marks the time of the approach of morn, specifically the March morning of the vernal equinox that heralds the first season of the year; since it is the period around sunrise, as an almanac would tell us, the clock has just turned, or ...
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A Top-Down Survey on Optical Wireless Communications for the Internet of Things
IEEE Communications Surveys and Tutorials, 2023Abdulkadir Çelik +2 more
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