The Evolution of Modern Metaphysics: Making Sense of Things (161 page)

See also
time, the ‘question’ at what speed it passes

conservatism
11
,
86
,
197
–198,
221n79
,
311
,
326
,
332
,
341
,
367
–368,
438
,
508
–510,
588n6
,
594
–595

Wittgenstein’s
See
Wittgenstein’s conservatism.

See also
descriptive metaphysics

‘continental’ philosophy
xix
–xx,
21
–22

See also
deconstruction

phenomenology

context principle.

Frege’s context principle

Cooper, David
343n29

Copernicus, Nicolaus
119

Kant’s Copernican revolution

Copleston, Frederick
186

Couturat, Louis
81

Craig, Edward
14
,
80n34
,
89(
–90),
10
,
117n24
,
280n3

creation and creativity
13
–14,
15
,
17
,
19
,
63
–64,
152
–153,
156
–157,
254
,
296
,
372
,
392
–396,
404
,
414
–415,
417
–419,
420n36
,
427
–428,
543
–544,
551n27
,
567
,
573
,
576
–577,
579
,
587
–588,
595
–596,
599

concepts, their creation

See also
Creativity Question

Creativity Question
9
,
13
–14,
16
,
31
,
40
,
60
,
132n59
,
192
,
221n79
,
276n68
,
296
,
319n44
,
335n17
,
367n61
,
379
,
386
,
405
,
427
,
479
–480,
579
,
589
,
594
,
603n33

Crompton, Richmal
viii

Dasein
.

Heidegger’s notion of
Dasein

Davidson, Donald
11n19
,
48n14
,
51n29
,
183n65
,
310n23
,
331n5
,
519n21
,
537n71

death
55
,
422
,
458
,
466
,
470
,
477
,
481
,
483
,
489n90
,
514n6
,
517
,
522
,
542n2
,
567
–568

See also
immortality and eternal life

Nietzsche’s view that God is dead

deconstruction
474
,
524
,
526
,
527
–529,
530n52
,
531
–532,
533n62
,
537
,
538
,
539n75
,
555n42
,
601n28

definitions and their admissibility
1
,
49
,
60
–61,
88
–89,
115
,
201
,
202n22
,
204
–206,
209
–211,
265
,
299
–300,
528n44

Deleuze, Gilles
xx
,
124n42
,
375
,
452n67
,
542
–580 passim,
582
–584,
587
–588,
595
–596,
599
–605 passim

his account of empiricism
88n5
,
551
–553,
555
,
560n60
,
578

his conception of sense and nonsense
564
–568,
574
,
578n94
,
579
–580,
599
,
604
–605

his notion of an event
551n27
,
561
,
563
–568,
570
,
574
,
579
–580,
599
,
413
–415,
420n36
,
543
–545,
548
,
562
,
579
,
594n16
,
413n19
,
546
–549 passim,
553
–562 passim,
565
,
568
–570,
572
,
578
,
582
,
594n16

See also
singularities

on Bergson Bergson’s actual/virtual distinction on difference

on Leibniz
73n19
,
74n22
,
76n25
,
77n27
,
550
–551,
557n47
,
563
,
567
,
580n99
,
599

on Nietzsche
74n22
,
179n53
,
371
–373,
388n51
,
402
,
404n100
,
543
–550,
558
,
567
,
580

See also
active forces versus reactive forces

on Spinoza
42n41
,
45
,
51
,
64
–65,
77n27
,
543
–544,
547
–550,
558
,
566
–567,
577
,
579

common sense as construed by Deleuze concepts as construed by Deleuze

Delphic motto
458
,
477

denial versus rejection
13
,
133n63
,
183
–184,
340
,
374n5
,
382
,
387
,
400n85
,
405n105
,
420
,
433
,
441
,
593
–594,
595(
–596),
19

Derrida, Jacques
223n5
,
292n38
,
402n95
,
493
,
512
–541 passim,
554
,
555n42
,
566
,
582
–584,
586
,
601n28

his notion of
différance
514n7
,
530
–534,
535n67
,
539

his notions of
SPEECH
and
WRITING
519
–527,
529n48
,
531n55
,
534
,
472n44
,
493
,
512
–519,
520n23
,
527n43
,
528
–529,
531
–535 passim,
538
,
595

See also
writing

in relation to Heidegger

on traditional metaphysics
513
–516,
519
,
526
,
528
–530,
538
–539

See also
deconstruction

Descartes, René
13
,
25
–43 passim,
44
–45,
50
,
56
,
67
,
70
,
73
,
87
,
99
,
118
,
146
,
189
,
227
,
261
–263,
266
,
304
,
319
,
332
,
340
,
343
,
428
,
553n35
,
567
–568,
571n77
,
579
,
581
,
596
–597,
602

his argument for his own existence
25n1
,
26n3
,
31
–32,
35
,
36n24
,
61n57
,
140n82
,
171
,
262n27
,
384

his arguments for the existence of God
32
,
38
–39,
92
,
298
,
383
,
497n8

his conception of an intuition
27
,
36
–37,
122n37
,
140n82
,
570(
–571),
76

his influence
27
,
41
–43,
71n15
,
107
,
108n3
,
166
,
196
,
323
,
374
,
435
,
438
,
474
,
586
,
597
,
600
–601