Self-creation and history : Collingwood and Nietzsche on conceptual change /
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Table of Contents:
- PART I. CONSCIOUSNESS
- CHAPTER 1: CONSCIOUSNESS, THE SELF AND SELF-KNOWLEDGE
- A. The Legacy of Kant
- B. Ruskin and Schopenhauer as Educators
- C. Philosophy and Self-Knowledge
- D. The Self as a Unity of Creative activity
- CHAPTER 2: ART AND LANGUAGE
- A. The primacy of feeling
- B. Nietzsche: The Artistic Process: Overcoming and Transfiguration
- C Collingwood: The Artistic Process: Imagination and Expression
- D. Decadence, Internalization, and Corrupt consciousness
- CHAPTER 3: VALUATION AND PRESUPOSITION
- A. The Creative Process as Development
- B. Values as "Perspective of Interpretation"
- C. Values as "Moral Prejudices"
- D. Presupposing as Practical Thought
- E. Presuppositions as Contexts of Judgment
- F. Presuppositions and Religious Faith
- CHAPTER 4: REASON AND REFINEMENT
- A. Rational Consciousness
- B. Nietzsche: Reason as "Refinement" and "Interpretation"
- C. Nietzsche : Truth vs. Life
- D. Collingwood: Reason as "Faith Cultivating Itself"
- E. Collingwood: Reason as Inferential thought.
- PART II. CONCPTUAL CHANGE
- CHAPTER 5: HISTORY
- A. Historical Consciousness
- B. Collingwood: History as a Science
- C. Nietzsche: "Our Sixth Sense, 'The Historical Sense'" CHAPTER 6: GENEALOGY
- A. "Herd Instinct" and "Order of Rank"
- B. "Historical Philosophizing"
- C. Genealogy: Diagnostics
- D. Genealogy: Processes of "Interpretation" CHAPTER 7: METAPHYSICS
- A. Inter subjectivity and Systems of Thought
- B. Reflective thought and "unconsciousness" Thought
- C. Metaphysical Analysis and Reenactment
- D. Metaphysical Inference and Processes of Development.
- PART III. CREATIVE CHANGE
- CHAPTR 8: NIETZSCHE: CREATIVE WILL
- A. Nihilism: Nietzsche's Diagnosis
- B. Nihilism: Nietzsche's Narrative
- C. Trans valuation: principles of Reinterpretation
- CHAPTER 9: COLLINGWOOD: PROGRESSIVE MIND
- A. Nihilism and Barbarism
- B. Reformation
- C. Progress CHAPTER 10: SELF-CREATION AND SELF-REDEMPTION: DIONYSUS VERSUS THE CRUCIFIED
- A. Philosophy and Self-Creation
- B. Philosophy and Self-Redemption
- C. Dionysus versus the Crucified.