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Transcendence and Political Philosophy
The Review of Politics, 1993Classical political philosophy does not claim to be superior to philosophy nor to revelation. Political philosophy is the highest of the practical sciences, itself a unique and legitimate source of specific knowledge that would limit politics to be politics. For the things beyond politics to be free to be confronted in their own nonpolitical order, the
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Transcendence, Immanence, and Intercultural Philosophy
2016This book presents detailed discussions from leading intercultural philosophers, arguing for and against the priority of immanence in Chinese thought and the validity of Western interpretations that attempt to import conceptions of transcendence. The authors pay close attention to contemporary debates generated from critical analysis of transcendence ...
Brown, Nahum Carl, Franke, William
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Philosophies of Immanence and Transcendence
2016This paper embarks from the argument that both Derrida and Habermas made similar kinds of “performative contradiction” objections to Foucault's argument in History of Madness. This can be connected with a larger claim: both Derrida and Habermas can be considered thinkers of transcendence.
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Levinas’s Philosophy of Transcendence
2018Commentators neglect the transcendence of fecundity in Totality and Infinity in focusing on that of the face. They thereby overlook, first, how substitution in Otherwise Than Being fulfills transcendence as an excendence and, second, how fecundity responds to Hitlerian racism’s reduction of the I to the biological body.
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Общество: философия, история, культура, 2020
The study focuses on the analysis of the problem of the transcendence in the philosophical and theological teaching of Philo of Alexandria. It is noted that in the cosmological teachings of antiquity, the transcendent was understood as a higher sphere, which possessed specific spatio-temporal characteristics, inaccessible for sensory knowledge, but ...
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The study focuses on the analysis of the problem of the transcendence in the philosophical and theological teaching of Philo of Alexandria. It is noted that in the cosmological teachings of antiquity, the transcendent was understood as a higher sphere, which possessed specific spatio-temporal characteristics, inaccessible for sensory knowledge, but ...
Rafael Ayratovich Burkhanov +1 more
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Transcending natural philosophy or disregarding metaphysics?
Bochumer Philosophisches Jahrbuch für Antike und Mittelalter, 2020AbstractAlbert’s anthropology places the human being at the top of a hierarchy of living things in virtue of a unique feature – namely the intellect – that offers the possibility of transcending the changing realm of nature and of assimilating its possessor to their divine creator.
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Asymmetry and Transcendence: On Scepticism and First Philosophy
Research in Phenomenology, 2005AbstractIn attempting to re-think the notion of asymmetry and its relations with 'first philosophy' and to see how that notion is tracked by the provocation of scepticism, the paper demonstrates something about the implications of Levinas' ethical asymmetry.
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Varieties of Transcendence and Their Consequences for Political Philosophy
The European Legacy, 2015AbstractIn this essay I argue that the notion of religious transcendence was a latecomer in human evolution. It did not appear before the Axial Age, and in its extreme form as a realm of ultimate meanings beyond human reach it had only a locally and temporally bounded existence.
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D'une philosophie de la transcendance à une philosophie de l'immanence
Revue philosophique de la France et de l'étranger, 2001Le rapport entre immanence et transcendance peut etre pense a l'interieur d'une philosophie de la transcendance ou de l'immanence. Dans le premier cas, l'immanence et la transcendance apparaissent comme deux substances phenomenologiques irreductibles, dont le rapport devient impossible. Dans le second cas - qui est celui d'une phenomenologie materielle
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