The Evolution of Modern Metaphysics: Making Sense of Things (164 page)

See
ontological argument for the existence of
,
ontological argument for the existence of God

See also
faith
,
religion
,
theodicy

Spinoza, the question of his theism

See also
theodicy

Gödel, Kurt
36n25

his theorem
357n42

Goethe, J.W.
174n36

Goldbach, Christian: his conjecture
354
–360 passim

Goldfarb, Warren
242

Goodman, Nelson
284n14
,
322n51

good sense.

common sense as construed by Deleuze
vis-à-vis
good sense

Guattari, Félix
543
,
575n89

Hacker, P.M.S.
10n17
,
11
,
223n7
,
238n47
,
254n87
,
262
,
359n47
,
576
,
580
,
595n18
,
600n26

Hallett, Michael
334n15

Han-Pile, Béatrice
397n75
,
492n93

Hardy, G.H.
272
–273

Hawking, Stephen
367

Hazen, A.P.
341n26

Hegel
2n1
,
4
,
54n37
,
143
,
162
–192 passim,
213n58
,
263
,
266
,
278
,
292n40
,
301
,
334n14
,
341
,
366
,
391
,
396
,
398
–400,
427
,
474
,
502
–503,
509
,
550
,
553n37
,
555n40
,
558n53
,
578
,
587
,
594
,
597
–598,
601
–602

his absolute idealism
190
–191,
213n58
,
598

his logic
171
–177 passim,
191
,
213
–218,
424n49

his notion of
Aufhebung
163
–192 passim,
503
,
527n42
,
530n52
,
601n29

on infinitude and finitude
166
,
168
,
170
,
175
–176,
179
–183,
186
–188,
399

on Kant
137n75
,
163
–167,
173n35
,
182
,
187
–190,
311n27
,
331

on reality as a self-knowing subject variously identified with rationality, truth, and infinitude
168
–171,
174n37
,
175
–188 passim,
191
,
213
–215,
352n28
,
399n82
,
474
–475,
503
,
509
,
587
,
597
–598,
601

on reason versus understanding
180
,
184
–186,
190
–192,
216
,
406
,
581

on the concept and the absolute idea
170
–177,
179n52
,
181
,
185
,
188
,
399

Heidegger, Martin
223n5
,
291
–292,
435n17
,
438n29
,
459
–492 passim,
493
,
507n30
,
512
–514,
518
–519,
520n23
,
527n43
,
534
–535,
553
,
554
,
582
,
584
,
595

his Being/beings distinction
291
,
464
–492 passim,
513
–516,
519
,
524
,
531
–534,
538
,
553

his fine individuation of beings
466
,
470
,
486
–489

his notion of
Dasein
467
–472,
473nn46
,
47
,
474
,
477
,
478n61
,
479n64
,
480
–483 passim,
486
–492,
514n6

his phenomenological reduction
462
–463,
465
,
486
,
489
,
507
,
517

his present-at-hand/ready-to-hand distinction
468
–470,
472
,
484
,
484(
–485),
81
,
486
,
489n90
,
491

in relation to Husserl
458
–466 passim,
467n27
,
477
,
485
–491 passim,
516
–518,
582
,
590n10

on traditional metaphysics
378n18
,
388n51
,
471
–480,
513
,
515
,
528
–529

See also
ontic sense-making

Hempel, Carl
290n31
,
299

Heraclitus
173n32
,
546n12

Herz, Marcus
119n30
,
137(
–138)n76,
432n10

hinge propositions.

Wittgenstein on hinge propositions

historical
a priori
168n20
,
502n20

history
xviii
,
171
,
174n37
,
177
,
353
,
377
,
412n17
,
495
–496,
502
–503,
506
,
524
,
576
,
579
,
585
–588,
601
,
603

Collingwood’s view of metaphysics as part of it
xviii
,
171
,
174n37
,
177
,
283n10
,
387
–388,
471
–475 passim,
495
–496,
526
–529 passim,
543
–545,
568
,
575
,
585
–588

Collingwood’s view of metaphysics as part of history of ideas/metaphysics/philosophy Derrida on traditional metaphysics
and
Heidegger on traditional metaphysics.

Derrida on traditional metaphysics
and
Heidegger on traditional metaphysics.

See also
historical
a priori

holism.

Quine’s holism

hope
39
–40,
45
,
49
,
131
–132,
133n61
,
250
,
395
,
516

See also
faith

humanity in relation to the rest of nature
28n7
,
37
,
40
–42,
50
–62 passim,
94nn24
,
25
,
105
,
125
,
144
,
146
–148,
160
–161,
167
–170,
175
–178,
190
,
264
–265,
304
–305,
343
,
377
,
385
,
395
–396,
397n75
,
411
–413,
434
,
444
,
453
–454,
519
,
543
,
572
,
580
,
596
–597,
602

Descartes’ mind/body dualism

human sciences
12
,
94
,
98
–99,
213
–214,
284
,
304
,
429
,
438n28
,
443
–445,
463n13
,
495
–496,
500
,
507
,
519
,
596
,
603

See also
history

metaphysics as a humanistic discipline

Hume, David
13
,
22n46
,
87
–106 passim,
107
,
108n3
,
110n8
,
121
–122,
138
,
141
,
192
,
220
,
237
,
246n65
,
301
,
334
,
442
,
444
–445,
452n66
,
521n26
,
543
,
551
–552,
555n40
,
581