The Evolution of Modern Metaphysics: Making Sense of Things (162 page)

his method of doubt
25
,
29
–35,
373
,
375
,
435
–436,
599

his mind/body dualism
26
,
28n7
,
40
–42,
44
–47,
50
,
71
,
75
,
87
,
118
,
129n53
,
141n85
,
146
,
166
,
211
,
262n26
,
323
,
383
–384,
413
,
435
–437,
441n38
,
468
,
579n96
,
586
,
597
–598,
600
–601

his Reflective Question
30
–32,
35
,
37
,
105
,
132n59
,
158
,
263n32
,
373

on clarity and distinctness
27
,
28n7
,
31
–42 passim,
60
,
122n37
,
140n82
,
204n28
,
262
–263,
272n57
,
520
,
570
–571

on necessity and possibility
25
–26,
33
–34,
118n29
,
262
,
264
,
271n55

descriptive metaphysics
10
–12,
457n75
,
496
,
498
,
596n19

See also
conservatism

Dewey, John
311

Diamond, Cora
219
,
231n27
,
235n37
,
240n52

différance
.

Derrida’s notion of
différance

difference
xvii
,
10
,
101
,
172
,
181
,
182
–183,
383
,
390
,
392
,
399
–404 passim,
411
,
415
,
419
–420,
437n24
,
477
,
479
,
489
,
513
–514,
517
,
524
–525,
530
–531,
533
,
534n66
,
593
–594,
596
,
600

Deleuze on
419
–420,
555
–556,
412
,
423n19
,
557

Deleuze on difference numerical in relation to qualitative numerical identity in relation to qualitative identity of degree versus difference of kind

See
intensive
,
intensive difference

numerical in relation to qualitative numerical identity in relation to qualitative identity of degree versus difference of kind

prioritized over identity
22
,
400
,
415
,
419
–420,
474
,
530n51
,
553
–555,
563
–564,
568
–569,
572
,
578

becoming and change Derrida’s notion of
différance

Dionysos
389

distinctness.
See
Descartes on clarity and distinctness

Division Principle
135
–136,
270n51
,
300

Dostoevsky, Fyodor
85

doubt
8
,
29
–30,
35
,
46n7
,
73
,
88
,
93
,
94n25
,
104
–106,
117
,
141n85
,
171
,
262
,
273
,
375
,
386n43
,
436
–437,
441n38
,
453
,
599

Descartes’ method of

Descartes’ method of doubt

Dreben, Burton
328n61

Dreyfus, Hubert
492n93

dualism.

Descartes’ mind/body dualism

Duhem, Pierre
291nn33
,
34

Dummett
xix
,
2n1
,
197n7
,
300
,
314n34
,
345
–368 passim,
399n84
,
406
,
431
,
449n57
,
450n59
,
453
,
455
,
583
,
585n3
,
588n7
,
591n12
,
601n29
,
602

on Frege
196
,
203n26
,
204n28
,
206n34
,
208n41
,
211n49
,
212
,
213n58
,
218n70
,
345
–346,
348
,
352n28
,
520n25

on realism and anti-realism
350
–367 passim,
449
–450,
215n62
,
349
,
351
–352,
363n52

bivalence
and
varieties of realism and anti-realism on the relation between logic and metaphysics

Duns Scotus, John
548

duration.

Bergson’s notion of duration

easiness.
See
simplicity versus easiness

Eberhard, J.A.
147n14

eidetic reduction.

Husserl’s eidetic reduction

Empedocles
400n90

empirical idealism
141
–142,
147n9
,
167
,
190n85
,
247n68
,
271
,
364
,
386n43
,
450
–452

empiricism
88
–89,
91n14
,
105
,
284
,
286n18
,
287
,
290
,
302
–303,
551
,
552n31
,
596n20

Deleuze’s account of

Deleuze’s account of empiricism Hume’s Quine’s semantic varieties of sense and sense-making
vis-à-vis
empiricism

See
epistemic
,
epistemic empiricism
,
Hume’s epistemic empiricism
and
Hume’s semantic empiricism
,
Quine’s empiricism
,
semantic empiricism

Hume’s Quine’s semantic varieties of sense and sense-making
vis-à-vis
empiricism

See
Hume’s epistemic empiricism
and
Hume’s semantic empiricism
,
Quine’s empiricism
,
semantic empiricism

Quine’s semantic varieties of sense and sense-making
vis-à-vis
empiricism

See
Quine’s empiricism
,
semantic empiricism

semantic varieties of sense and sense-making
vis-à-vis
empiricism

See
semantic empiricism

varieties of sense and sense-making
vis-à-vis
empiricism

enlightenment
27
,
108
,
374

epistemic empiricism
88
–89,
93
,
109
,
118
,
122n38
,
282
,
288
,
292
,
303
–304,
309n20
,
316
,
331
,
386

Hume’s
See
Hume’s epistemic empiricism

erasure
483
,
514
,
534

eternal life.
See
immortality and eternal life

eternal return.

Nietzsche’s notion of eternal return

ethics
18
–19,
20
–21,
39n34
,
44
,
50
–55 passim,
58
,
66
,
86n44
,
94n24
,
103
,
137
,
253
,
281
,
296
,
299
,
320
,
339
–341,
355n38
,
397
,
457
–458,
477
,
547
–549,
566
–568,
574
,
577
,
596

in Wittgenstein’s early work
54
,
178
,
398
–399,
548
See
Wittgenstein, ethics in his early work
,
versus morality