The Evolution of Modern Metaphysics: Making Sense of Things (171 page)

his empiricism
290
,
298
,
302
–304,
307
–309,
331
,
351n24
,
357

his holism
290
–291,
313
–317 passim,
347(
–348)n11,
356n39
,
442
,
525n37

his naturalism
28
,
37
–38,
99
,
147n12
,
189
,
303
–312,
316n37
,
318
,
321n48
,
322
,
324
–327,
329
,
330n3
,
331
–332,
341
–343,
366
,
386
,
406n1
,
409
,
429
,
431(
–432),
9
,
436
,
442
,
596
–597,
602

his physicalism
303
,
305
–309,
317
–318,
323
,
333n11

his rejection of the analytic/synthetic distinction
115n19
,
183n65
,
290
,
312
–316,
318n42
,
319
,
328
,
329
–330,
348n11
,
586n4

in relation to Carnap
284n12
,
288n23
,
290
–291,
302
–303,
306(
–307)n11,
312
–315 passim,
319
–320

on ontological commitment
18
–19,
312
,
321
–323,
467n23

on underdetermination and indeterminacy
307
–310,
316
–318,
325
,
327
–328

radical novelty
12
–13,
15
,
20
,
52n31
,
103
–104,
184
–185,
192
,
197
–198,
265
–266,
277
–278,
296
,
367
–368,
371
,
405
,
418
,
427
–428,
457n75
,
474
–475,
479n64
,
481
,
511
,
580
,
593
–595,
600
,
604

See also
Novelty Question

Ramsey, F.P.
240n52

Rawls, John
6n8

reactive forces.
See
active forces versus reactive forces

readiness-to-hand.

Heidegger’s present-at-hand/ready-to-hand distinction

realism.
See
Dummett on realism and anti-realism

varieties of realism and anti-realism

reason.

Hegel on reason versus understanding

reductio ad absurdum
202n22
,
360n48
,
441

reductions.

Heidegger’s phenomenological reduction Husserl’s eidetic reduction Husserl’s phenomenological reduction

reflection.
See
self-conscious reflection

Reflective Question.

Descartes’ Reflective Question

regulative use of concepts.

Kant on the regulative use of concepts

Rein, Andrew
205n29

rejection.
See
denial versus rejection

religion
21
,
49
,
54
,
88
,
94
,
98
,
163
,
178n50
,
179
,
252n79
,
371
–372,
375
,
438
,
458
,
472
,
506
,
601

See also
Christianity and Judæo-Christianity
,
faith
,
theology

relations of ideas.

Hume’s distinction between relations of ideas and matters of fact

representation
42
,
47
–48,
59
,
73
–75,
84
,
91
,
112(
–113)n13,
118
–120,
212
,
219
,
229
,
231
–232,
244
,
246
,
263
,
289
–290,
325
,
335n18
,
408
–410,
432n10
,
442
,
474
,
480
–483 passim,
498
,
520
,
521n26
,
523
–526 passim,
531
,
567
–571,
582
,
596
,
598
,
601

See also
Independence Assumption

ressentiment
.
See
Nietzschean
ressentiment

revisionary metaphysics
10
–13,
20
,
52n31
,
103
–104,
192
,
278
,
296
,
404
–405,
427
–428,
457n75
,
479n64
,
508
–511,
580
,
583
,
593
–600 passim

Richmond, Sarah
537n71

Ricoeur, Paul
469n34

Roget, P.M.
2
,
163

Ronse, Henri
513

Rorty, Richard
530n52

Rousseau, Jean-Jacques
520

Rumfitt, Ian
352n27

Russell, Bertrand
xix
,
45
,
71n13
,
80
,
102n41
,
205n31
,
217n67
,
251n77
,
254n88
,
350n21
,
359n46
,
571n76

Sartre, Jean-Paul
441n37
,
514n6

Saussure, Ferdinand de
520
,
525
–526

Schelling, F.W.J.
144
,
292n40

Schiller, F.C.S.
17n34

Schlick, Moritz
89(
–90)n10,
290n31
,
353n29
,
456n72

scholasticism
15n30
,
26
–27,
32
,
36
,
67n2
,
68
,
100
,
196n4
,
330n2
,
439
,
548
,
557n50

See also
Anselm
,
Duns Scotus
,
Oresme
,
William of Ockham

Scholasticus
189

Schopenhauer, Arthur
144
,
150n18
,
246n65
,
390n57
,
404n99

science.
See
human sciences
,
naturalism
,
physicalism
,
physics
,
technology

metaphysics and philosophy contrasted with science metaphysics as a science

See
naturalism
,
physicalism
,
physics
,
technology

Searle, John
537n71
,
540nn80
,
81

Seigworth, Greg J.
542n2

self-confidence
8
,
30
,
88
,
216
–217,
271
–273,
359
,
599

self-conscious reflection
30
,
41
,
107
–109,
140
,
165
,
177
,
188
–189,
216
,
258
,
265
,
269
–273 passim,
276
,
324
,
331
,
342
–343,
346n8
,
347
,
350
,
359
,
364
,
373
–374,
378
,
410
,
433
–437 passim,
441
,
447
,
472
,
583n2
,
599
–600

as an integral part of metaphysics
7
–8,
11
–12,
14
,
16
,
25
–26,
87
–88,
109
,
156
,
192
,
215
,
220
,
319
–320,
327
,
350
,
366
,
458
,
477
,
496
,
583
,
598
,
602
–604

See also
making sense of making sense