Critique of Religion and Philosophy / / Walter A. Kaufmann.
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Table of Contents:
- Frontmatter
- CONTENTS
- PREFACE TO THE PRINCETON PAPERBACK EDITION
- PREFACE TO THE 1972 EDITION
- PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION
- I. THE PHILOSOPHIC FLIGHT
- 1. PHILOSOPHICAL PSYCHOLOGY
- 2. THE PSYCHOLOGY OF TRUTH
- 3. STYLE
- 4. THE PHILOSOPHER'S DILEMMA
- 5. THE PHILOSOPHIC FLIGHT
- 6. A SERIES OF ETCHINGS
- 7. HEGEL AND NIETZSCHE
- 8. WHY MOST PHILOSOPHERS CANNOT LAUGH
- 9. WHAT LONG APHORISMS CAN MEAN
- 10. RELATIVITY AND CRITICISM
- II. POSITIVISM AND EXISTENTIALISM
- 11. TWO REVOLTS
- 12. ANALYTIC PHILOSOPHY
- 13. EXISTENTIALISM
- 14. TWO TIMELESS TENDENCIES
- 15. EMPIRICISM AS EMPIRICIDE
- 16. PLATO'S VISION OF MAN
- 17. THE BRITISH VISION OF MAN
- 18. DONNISH DOUBT
- 19. WITTGENSTEIN
- 20. WITTGENSTEIN AND SOCRATES
- 21. FOLLOWERS
- III. TRUTH, LANGUAGE, AND EXPERIENCE
- 22. Truth; True and Fake
- 23. THE ASPIRATION FOR TRUTH
- 24. TRUTH AND CORRECTNESS
- 25. TRUTH AND MEANING, OR: HOW TO READ A PHILOSOPHER
- 26. THEORIES OF TRUTH
- 27. WORDS AND EXPERIENCE
- 28. LANGUAGE AND EMOTION
- 29. "LOVE."
- 30. WORDS AS CATEGORIES
- 31. WORKS OF ART AS CATEGORIES
- 32. COMMON SENSE
- IV. RELIGION, FAITH, AND EVIDENCE
- 33. DEFINITIONS OF RELIGION
- 34. RELIGION AT THE BAR
- 35. "SUBJECTIVE" TRUTH
- 36. KNOWLEDGE, BELIEF, AND FAITH
- 37. FAITH, EVIDENCE, AND JAMES
- 38. THREE TYPES OF RELIGIOUS PROPOSITIONS
- 39. RECOURSE TO REVELATION OR MIRACLES
- 40. FAITH AND ITS CAUSES: CONTRA JAMES
- 41. SEVEN CAUSES
- 42. FREUD AND WISHFUL THINKING
- V. THE GOD OF THE PHILOSOPHERS
- 43. GODLESS RELIGIONS
- 44. PLATO'S PROOF THAT GODS EXIST
- 45. ST. THOMAS AQUINAS
- 46. PERFECTION AND THE ONTOLOGICAL ARGUMENT
- 47. KANT'S POSTULATE
- 48. CAN ONE PROVE GOD'S EXISTENCE?
- 49. PASCAL'S WAGER
- VI. GOD, AMBIGUITY, AND THEOLOGY
- 50. GOD AND AMBIGUITY
- 51. THE AMBIGUITY OF DOGMA
- 52. ANALOGY
- 53. SYMBOLS: CONTRA TILLICH
- 54. DEMYTHOLOGIZING AND VALUATIONS
- 55. CONTRA BULTMANN
- 56. GERRYMANDERING
- 57. THEOLOGY
- VII. SATANIC INTERLUDE or HOW TO GO TO HELL
- 58. DIALOGUE BETWEEN SATAN AND A THEOLOGIAN
- 59. DIALOGUE BETWEEN SATAN AND A CHRISTIAN
- 60. DIALOGUE BETWEEN SATAN AND AN ATHEIST
- VIII. TRUTH IN THREE RELIGIONS
- 61. RELIGION AND TRUTH
- 62. BUDDHISM AND TRUTH
- 63. ZEN BUDDHISM AND TRUTH
- 64. JUBAISM AND TRUTH
- 65. JEWISH AND CHRISTIAN FAITH
- 66. INFIDEL PIETY
- 67. LIBERAL PROTESTANTISM AND TRUTH
- 68. REINHOLD NIEBUHR AND TRUTH
- 69. A PLATONIC ERROR, REASON, AND CHRISTIANITY
- 70. CHRISTIANITY AND TRUTH
- IX. THE GORE OF RELIGION
- 71. CLAIMS FOR MYSTICISM
- 72. INEFFABILITY
- 73. MYSTICISM AS A HISTORICAL PHENOMENON
- 74. CRITERIA OF MYSTICAL EXPERIENCE
- 75. THE EXPERIENCE OF INSPIRATION
- 76. MYSTICISM, INSPIRATION, AND RELIGION
- 77. CONTRA FROMM: RELIGION AND TRAGEDY
- 78. RELIGION AND LOYALTY
- 79. THOMIST VERSUS NON-THOMIST
- 80. LOYALTY AND TRUTH
- 81. RELIGION, ASPIRATION, AND THE HOLY
- 82. OTHERWORLDLINESS
- 83. RELIGION AND POETRY
- X. SCRIPTURES AND POETRY or HOW TO READ THE BIBLE
- 84. INEXHAUSTIBILITY
- 85. THE PSYCHOLOGY OF INTERPRETATION
- 86. EXPLANATION
- 87. INCONSISTENCIES
- 88. QUELLENSCHEIDUNG
- 89. THE TWO MOSAIC THEORIES
- 90. RELIGION AND PROGRESS
- 91. THE GOSPELS AND POETRY
- 92. A BUDDHIST TEXT
- 93. AGAINST ECLECTICISM
- XI. REASON AND EROS
- 94. PLATO AS EDUCATOR
- 95. THE UNCLOISTERED VIRTUE
- 96. KANT AND FREUD
- 97. FREUD AND ASPIRATION
- 98. MAN'S ONTOLOGICAL INTEREST
- 99. REASON AND ASPIRATION
- 100. EPITAPH
- BIBLIOGRAPHY
- INDEX