An Introduction to the Philosophy of History

Walsh, W. H.

Harper-Torchbooks

Metaphysics

Literature & Fiction

Classics

Hutchinson University Library

An exposition and defense of a controversial branch of philosophy. This clear and well-reasoned book provides a concise introduction to a branch of philosophy that has seen a resurgence of interest in recent years. It is Professor Walsh's conviction that metaphysical literature has a fascination and importance insufficiently appreciated by philosophers in the last half-century and that the writings of the great metaphysicians-Plato, Aristotle, St. Thomas Aquinas, Descartes, Spinoza, Leibniz, Hegel-deserve constant re-examination. Here, the author sets out to make a fair assessment of metaphysics by presenting both the theories of its philosophers and the views of its critics.

Metaphysics (Harbinger Book)

Politics & Social Sciences

Walsh, William H.

Philosophy

Harcourt

Walsh reviews and assesses the arguments in Kant's  Critique of Pure Reason, claiming that the experience in whose possibility Kant is interested is one which is essentially shared of sharable, creating a Kantian world of appearances as a world of facts, not of things.

Kant's Criticism of Metaphysics

Univ of Chicago Pr

Walsh’s study is based on a comparison of Hegel with Kant. Examining their methods, the scope of their ethical theories, and their views as to the content of ethics, he concludes that, while Hegel worked with a moral psychology very different from Kant’s, his ethical theory should not be dismissed for that reason. Walsh explains how Hegel sought in his own ethical theory to overcome the deficiencies of Kantian ethics, first in his early writings through the notion of a morality of love, and then in his mature system by means of the conception of "concrete ethics" (sittlichkeit).

Hegelian Ethics

Palgrave HE UK

Walsh reviews and assesses the arguments in Kant's Critique of Pure Reason, claiming that the experience in whose possibility Kant is interested is one which is essentially shared of sharable, creating a Kantian world of appearances as a world of facts, not of things.

Edinburgh University Press

An inquiry into the nature of metaphysics, by an esteemed 20th-century philosopher. Explores questions about the nature of metaphysical theories and their relation to experience, about the character and truth-conditions of metaphysical asserts, and about the claims which metaphysicians have made to pass beyond the physical world to the intelligible 'reality' that lies behind it.

Metaphysics (Modern Revivals in Philosophy)

Gregg Revivals

Reason and Experience (Modern Revivals in Philosophy)

<p>Walsh reviews and assesses the arguments in Kant's Critique of Pure Reason, claiming that the experience in whose possibility Kant is interested is one which is essentially shared of sharable, creating a Kantian world of appearances as a world of facts, not of things.</p>

Columbia Univ. Pr.

In the English-speaking world, philosophy of history has always been regarded with suspicion. Neither logical positivism nor ordinary language philosophy has any place for grand synthetic Views about history and its significance. In this work Walsh, drawing heavily on Collingwood, first seeks to draw the attention of his fellow philosophers to the metaphysical and epistemological questions raised by the study of History: historical explanation, the nature of historical facts, and the possibility of objectivity in history.

History

UNKNO

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An Introduction to the Philosophy of History

Metaphysics

Metaphysics (Harbinger Book)

Kant's Criticism of Metaphysics

Hegelian Ethics

Kant's Criticism of Metaphysics

Metaphysics (Modern Revivals in Philosophy)

Reason and Experience (Modern Revivals in Philosophy)

Kant's Criticism of Metaphysics

An Introduction to the Philosophy of History