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Dieter Hüning, Gideon Stiening , Violetta Stolz - Herder und die Klassische Deutsche Philosophie

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Herder und die Klassische Deutsche Philosophie

Series: problemata

Volume 2016

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Nigel DeSouza On the relation between Herder’s idealism and his theory of the soul–body relationship S. 281-304

„… body is 1) to fail to heed the »windowlessness« or complete in-dependence of monads or substances, and …” „… substances,to which he immediately turns his attention. He asks:Denn wie sollte wohl eine immaterielle Substanz …” „… understood to relate to material substanceslike the body. It is this very starting point, I believe, that …”

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Fausto Fraisopi - Mathesis, Grund, Vernunft

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Mathesis, Grund, Vernunft

Series: Studien zur Phänomenologie und Praktischen Philosophie

Volume 50 2019

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Alfredo Ferrarin Relation and Actuality in Hegel, Kant, and Aristotle S. 119-130

„… development, internal to a substance–subject. This self–grounding of substance is the point. To conceive it …” „… term of Latin origin to designate categories of relation: substance and accidents, causality and …” „… , form precedes matter. We could expect that the category of substance would put us in a position to …”

Iacopo Chiaravalli Method and Mathesis: Some Preliminary Remarks on Descartesʼs Regulae S. 57-72

„… leaving the mind in search of the most valuable substance, but as the self–inspection of the mind4. This …” „… consideration of finale causes or metaphysical substances. In this sense, “mathematical” reasoning does not …” „… implies referring to the measurable qualities of a material body. We have seen that Descartes includes the …”

Danilo Manca Syllogism and mathesis. Hegel and Husserl on the method of philosophy S. 131-146

„… body and the ascertainment that the earth is inhabited, one could infer by analogy that even the moon …” „… could be inhabited since it is a heavenly body. Alternatively, an inference can say nothing about the …” „… thought–determinations; rather, Hegel describes it as the “soul and substance” of thinking that thinks itself24. As …”

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Erik Nis Ostenfeld - Ancient Greek Psychology

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Ancient Greek Psychology

Series: Academia Philosophical Studies

Volume 63 2019

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Recent Work on Plato’s and Aristotle’s Psychology S. 109-150

„… a substance capable of causal efficacy exerted on the body. A psychological conflict is therefore …” „… to the body. They are totally different substances.27 This is in line with Ap. 41cd, cf. 30cd (a …” „… disproved both substance and attribute dualism on the ground that they ‘allow that mind and body may be …”

Index of Subjects S. 173-180

„… goal-directed 13, 21, 106 behaviourism 16, 42, 74, 107 behaviouristic 88, 108 body 10, 24 f., 27, 28 f., 31 f …” „… , 131 concurrent 49, 131 irrational 46, 48 f., 122 form 90, 122 essence/substance, form of being 53 …” „… ., 107 purpose 12-14 contrasts mental/physical 7, 9, 33, 91, 92, 102 mind/body 21, 23 f., 37 f., 42 …”

Platonic Dualism S. 35-36

„… a substance than the body, but it nevertheless needs some body of which it becomes the vital …” „… distinction, we recall (p. 27), is relevant to the mind-body distinction because it is a distinctive mark of …” „… the mental to be capable of cognizing. But, it may be asked, does this capacity belong to the body …”

Contrasts in Plato S. 23-34

„… is that the body as body is less of a substance than the soul in so far as it 67 Cf. R. D …” „… (at least consciously so) ideas as to what to look for other than mind-body and related contrasts …” „… . One conspicuous contrast that may be said to be relevant to the mind-body issue is what may be called …”

Plato and Aristotle Today S. 42-105

„… composite substances (composed of matter and form) and from the fact that the body is ‘rather’ matter. From …” „… this, then, it is inferred that the soul is the substance in the sense of form of a natural body that …” „… relevant in the modern mind-body debate?’, then the brief answer is Yes. If Plato did develop in the …”

Introduction S. 7-8

„… mind-body issue? We can dub the first question the relevance question and the second one the usefulness …” „… question. As for relevance, it has been argued1 that the Greeks simply failed to see the mind-body …” „… mind-body issue should be tempered by consideration of: (1) Orphic-Pythagorean texts, e.g., Pindar’s Second …”

Conclusions S. 106-108

„… ) with semantic properties or intentional content. (2) Turning to Plato in search of a possible mind-body …” „… potentiality, not a self-contained substance with essential properties, and (c) being untroubled by the notion …” „… soul as the (first) realization of the body and meant by this the formal aspect of the body, i.e. what …”

Plato versus Descartes S. 37-41

„… of substances (mind and body, i.e. matter) to what may anachronistically be termed a dualism of …” „… the soul is the principle of life: when it leaves the body, bodily life comes to an end. For …” „… Descartes the converse is true: when the mechanical, autonomous body-machine stops, then the soul leaves …”

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis

„… Nis Ostenfeld ANCIENT GREEK PSYCHOLOGY And the Modern Mind-Body Debate 2nd Edition 2018 Academia …” „… Illustration on the cover: Marianne Gulstad, Publizon ANCIENT GREEK PSYCHOLOGY And the Modern Mind-Body Debate …” „… ............................................................................. 109 The Socratic soul ........................................... 110 The separable simple substance …”

Bibliography S. 151-170

„… Hartman, E. Substance, Body and Soul. Aristotelian Investigations, Princeton 1977. Heinaman, R …” „… Frankel, H. Early Greek Poetry and Philosophy, Oxford 1975. Frede, D. and Body and Soul in Ancient …” „… Concept of a Human Body’, PR 1964. Marmodoro, A. and A History of Mind and Body in Late Antiquity …”

Criteria of the Mental S. 9-22

„… 9 I CRITERIA OF THE MENTAL Ever since Descartes concluded that he was a substance whose whole …” „… because nothing satisfies this condition.6 (3) is too wide a definition, embracing one’s body and bodily …” „… language). This is not an obviously plausible solution to the mind-body problem. Dennett’s intentional …”

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Elisa Hoven, Michael Kubiciel - Das Gesetz gegen Doping im Sport in der Praxis – Eine Evaluierung

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Elisa Hoven, Michael Kubiciel

Das Gesetz gegen Doping im Sport in der Praxis – Eine Evaluierung

Series: Schriftenreihe zum deutschen, europäischen und internationalen Wirtschaftsstrafrecht

Volume 46 2021

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The act against doping in sport in practice – An evaluation S. 167-306

„… substances and methods for an intervention in the body that is not medically indicated.30 Since many doping …” „… doping substances. He stated that the substance could at best have entered his body through contaminated …” „… Manifestations of self-doping1. 185 Sports concerneda) 185 Information on the accusedb) 186 c) Doping substances …”

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Darius J. Piwowarczyk - Sexuality and Gender in Intercultural Perspective

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Sexuality and Gender in Intercultural Perspective

2022

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Ilka Thiessen The Social Construction of Gender S. 167-198

„… cannibalism, substance and power are exchanged. Gender identity reflects then an ideology, not a body …” „… contact with this substance – and especially if he eats it –, “his body (by implication equivalent to his …” „… through male cults achieves this goal.Body and SubstanceInequality and DominationThe relations I have …”

Béatrice Sommier, Alison Gourvès-Hayward The Sexuality of Two Generations of Andalusian Heterosexual Couples S. 235-258

„… body indelibly, the man who makes her pregnant destroys all hope of freedom and makes her dependant on …” „… “sin” can be read on her body, she is more exposed to this fear which can reduce pleasure.Finally …” „… substances. Finally, the village community, via its powerful weapon called gossip (Gilmore 1995: 109‒145 …”

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