THE UNITY OF IDENTITY AND DIFFERENCE AS THE ...

CHAPTER FOUR
THE NATURE OF GENUINE CHANGE,
THE STRUCTURE OF JUDGMENT, AND
THE STURCTURE OF THE OBJECT:
PART TWO……………………………………………………………………..……152
1) Introduction…………………………………………………………………..152
2.1) The Unity and the Plurality of the Object
Derived from the Structure of Judgment……………………………………..155
2.2) The Unity and the Plurality of the Object
Derived from the Assumption of Multiple Genuine Objects………………....157
2.3) The Paradoxical Unity of Unity and Plurality………………………….....….159
3.1) Two Different Ways of Considering the Object……………………………...162
3.2) Two Different Ways that the Object Is………………………………….....…171
4) The Unity of the Object’s Modes of Being:
A Sketch of Hegel’s Solution………………………………………………...173
5.1) No Discrete Plurality Given Prior to Judgment……………………………....189
5.2) No Plurality Given Prior to Judgment: Textual Support………………….......191
5.3) No Plurality Given Prior to Judgment: A Defense…………………………...202
5.4) The First Description of Attention……………………………………………203
5.5) The Second Description of Attention……………………………………..….205
5.6) The Third Description of Attention………………………………………......208
5.7) Synthesis of the Three Descriptions……………………………………...….211
5.8) No Discrete Plurality Given Prior to Judgment: Summary of the Defense.....214
CHAPTER FIVE
THE UNITY OF IDENTITY AND DIFFERENCE:
HISTORICAL AND TEXTUAL SOURCES………………………………………....217
1) Introduction…………………………………………………………………….217
2) The Difference between the Systems of Hegel and Schelling…………………221
3) Jacobi: The Mysterious Unity of Unity and Plurality………………………….229
4) The Systemsfragment: The Structure of Life and Mind……………………..…235
5) Differenzschrift: Apperception and the Absolute……………..…………….….240
6) Glauben und Wissen: Apperception as Essentially Active,
Rule-Governed, and Relational……………………………………………...…249
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