The Evolution of Modern Metaphysics: Making Sense of Things (160 page)

Bennett, Jonathan
28n7
,
34n19
,
49n21
,
77n27
,
82n40
,
96n29
,
101n38

Bennington, Geoffrey
532(
–533)n61

Bergmann, Gustav
196n5

Bergson, Henri
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,
406
–428 passim,
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,
457
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477
,
480n66
,
534
–535,
543
–545,
554
,
555n41
,
557
,
569
,
579
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580n98
,
584

his actual/virtual distinction
414
–416,
419
,
545
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548
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553
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557
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560
–567 passim,
571
–577 passim,
587
,
599

his notion of duration
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–419 passim,
421n40
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422
–423,
426
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503
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557
,
594n16

on analysis and intuition
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–414,
417
–428 passim,
472n45
,
531n56
,
540n79
,
557
,
582
,
599

concepts as construed by Bergson in relation to intuition

Berkeley, George
13
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19n39
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41n37
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91
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141n85
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147n9
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167
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451
–452

Berlin, Isaiah
10n17

Bird, Graham
121n36
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227n21

bivalence
68
,
286
–287,
350
–363 passim,
367

See also
principle of contradiction

Blackburn, Simon
34
,
97n32
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297n50
,
349(
–350)n19,
498

See also
quasi-realism

Blumberg, Albert
279n1

Blumenfeld, David
77n27
,
78n28

bodies.

Descartes’ mind/body dualism Spinoza on bodies

Bousquet, Joe
567
–568

Bradley, F.H.
2n1

Brandom, Robert
58
–59

Brentano, Franz
439

Brouwer, L.E.J.
353(
–354)n31

Burgess, John
341n26

calculus
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559
–560,
572n80

Campbell, John
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–326

Cantor, Georg
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Carnap, Rudolf
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–301 passim,
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–303,
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–314),
30
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31
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315n36
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319n44
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348
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399n84
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405n106
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478n59
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552n29
,
583

his idea of a linguistic framework
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–296 passim,
299
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306n11
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307n13
,
312
–315 passim,
319
–321,
342
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–506,
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his internal/external distinction
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321
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328
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406
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506

his material/formal distinction
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–294,
294(
–295)n48,
388
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506
,
541n83
,
289
,
291
–294,
296
,
331
,
478n59
,
480n65
,
482
,
544

See also
use/mention distinction

his rejection of what he calls ‘metaphysics’

Carr, David
138n76

Carroll, Lewis
182
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291n37
,
566

Causal Principle
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125n45
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128n50
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385
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495
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497
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501
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509n34

causation.
See
Causal Principle

Hume on causation

change.

becoming and change

Christianity and Judæo-Christianity
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–49,
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69
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125
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132
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–179,
377
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381
,
472

Churchland, Patricia
343n30

Churchland, Paul
343n30

clarity
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–198,
204n28
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–216,
220
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–227 passim,
242
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254n88
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255
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259n15
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295
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301
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320
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438
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504
,
571
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574
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581
,
586n4
,
588n7
,
593

Descartes on clarity and distinctness

See also
Wittgensteinian construal of metaphysics as a search for clarity of understanding

Clark, Maudemarie
378n17
,
382n30
,
390n57

Cockburn, David
343n29

Cohen, G.A.
143n2
,
162n1

Collingwood, R.G.
21
–22,
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–510 passim,
512
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519n20
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,
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–583,
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his notion of an absolute presupposition
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–510,
582

his notion of pseudo-metaphysics
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,
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his view of metaphysics as part of history
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–497,
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–503,
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common sense
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350
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452

as construed by Deleuze
vis-à-vis
good sense
569
–570,
571n78

compossibility.

Leibniz’ notion of compossibility

Comte, Auguste
279n1

Conant, James
34n19
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235n37

conceptions
6n8

concepts: as construed by Bergson in relation to intuition
409
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426
–427

as construed by Deleuze
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–577,
582
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599

‘family-resemblance’
7
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52n31
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–104,
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418
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427
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479n64
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–577,
580n99
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582
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595
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Wittgenstein’s notion of a ‘family-resemblance’ concept Kant on their regulative use Kant on the regulative use of concepts their creation

‘thick’ ethical
See
‘thick’ ethical concepts.

Hegel on the concept and the absolute idea

Condillac, Etienne Bonnot de
520

conditions of experience.

Kant on conditions of experience

confusion
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–278 passim,
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294n44
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347
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409
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423
–424,
457
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537
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571
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583