Philosophic Classics From Plato to Derrida

time, to one or another particular enterprise of schooling unconversant persons in sufficient conditions for truth of statements ...

PROLEGOMENA TOANYFUTUREMETAPHYSICS 791 such pretensions? An appeal to the consent of the common sense of mankind cannot be allow ...

has established itself so firmly as a catchword of empiricism that we should be very unscientific indeed not to look beneath it ...

792 IMMANUELKANT 280 so as they renounce the title of metaphysicians. For the latter profess to be speculative philosophers; and ...

reorientation whereby the primary vehicle of meaning came to be seen no longer in the term but in the statement. This reorientat ...

PROLEGOMENA TOANYFUTUREMETAPHYSICS 793 FIRSTPART OF THEMAINTRANSCENDENTALPROBLEM HOWISPUREMATHEMATICSPOSSIBLE? § 6. Here is a gr ...

The dogma of reductionism survives in the supposition that each statement, taken in isolation from its fellows, can admit of con ...

794 IMMANUELKANT 283 284 empirical. For I can only know what is contained in the object in itself if it is present and given to ...

may be the statements of logical connections themselves. But the total field is so under- determined by its boundary conditions, ...

PROLEGOMENA TOANYFUTUREMETAPHYSICS 795 objects count merely as phenomena; for then the form of the phenomenon, that is, pure int ...

1206 WILLARDVANORMANQUINE Positing does not stop with macroscopic physical objects. Objects at the atomic level are posited to m ...

796 IMMANUELKANT 287 understanding could determine by thinking alone. Yet the differences are internal as the senses teach, for, ...

1207 In the spirit of his celebrated dictum that “there is nothing outside the text,” Jacques Derrida long resisted the publicat ...

PROLEGOMENA TOANYFUTUREMETAPHYSICS 797 It will always remain a remarkable phenomenon in the history of philosophy that there was ...

1208 JACQUESDERRIDA In 1972, Derrida published three additional works, translated as Dissemination, Margins of Philosophy,and Po ...

798 IMMANUELKANT say that things as objects of our senses existing outside us are given, but we know nothing of what they may be ...

INTRODUCTION 1209 all systems of thought contain “traces” of that which they define themselves against. Thus, whereas many philo ...

PROLEGOMENA TOANYFUTUREMETAPHYSICS 799 or not. But the difference between truth and dreaming is not ascertained by the nature of ...

1210 JACQUESDERRIDA (London: Continuum, 2006) are more recent specialized studies. Gary A. Olson and Irene Gale, eds.,(Inter)vie ...

OFGRAMMATOLOGY 1211 Radicalizing the concepts of interpretation, perspective, evaluation, difference, and all the “empiricist” o ...