Historiography

[See also Philosophers.]

General

• Preface to Historiography
• Retrospective Interpretation
• Auspicious Grafts
• Influence
• Material Culture
• Sociology of Knowledge?
• Structural Causality, Choice

“Historiographical” or “Archaeological” Notes for History of Philosophy

• History of Philosophy
• Western Philosophy
• “Western Metaphysics”?
• Mind Without Mentalism
• Asian Scholasticism
• Fortunes of Aristotle
• Aristotelian Actualization
• Archaeology of the Subject
• But What Is Contemplation?
• Receptive Power?
• God and the Soul
• Not Power and Action
• Freedom and Free Will
• Strong Omnipotence
• Power of the One?
• Occasionalism
• Belief
• Demonstrative “Science”?
• “This Human Understands”
• “This Human”, Again
• Space of Reasons, Potential Intellect?
• Origins of a Subject-Agent
• “The Subject” in Medieval Times
• Immanent Action?
• Errors of the Philosophers
• 1277
• Mutation of Meaning
• Concept, Form, Species
• Direct and Indirect “Knowledge”
• Repraesentatio
• Ontology
• Being and Essence
• Being and Creation
• Something from Nothing?
• Being and Representation
• Aquinas and Scotus on Power
• A Thomistic Grammar of Action
• Roots of Action
• Act and Action
• Nominalist Controversies
• Scholastic Dialectic
• Medieval Math
• Italian Aristotelianism
• Renaissance
• Languages, Books, Curricula
• Suárez on Agents and Action
• The Word “Rationalism”
• Aristotle, Empiricist?
• Imagination: Aristotle, Kant
• Enlightenment
• Ego
• Rights
• The Quest for Identity
• The Act of Thought
• Free Will and Determinism
• Consciousness in Locke and Hegel
• Heidegger, Sartre, Aquinas?
• Structuralism
• The Dreaded Humanist Debate
• “Secondary” Literature
• Verificationism?
• Empiricism
• Which Pragmatism?
• Linguistic Turn
• Pure Difference?
• Historiography, Inferentialism