INTRODUCERE ÎN FILOSOFIA STRUCTURAL ... - Institutul de Istorie

CONTENTS
Introduction.................................................................................................................................2
1. Preliminaries...........................................................................................................................2
2. Remarks on an intellectual „route”.........................................................................................6
3. Acquiry of structural-phenomenological philosophy...........................................................10
Notes and references 1..............................................................................................................23
1. Historical and philosophical roots of ortophysical ontological model.................................26
1.1. Aristotle and the category of matter...................................................................................26
1.2. Kant and the problem of „thing in itself”...........................................................................31
1.3. Eminescu and the „immaterial substance”.........................................................................36
1.4. V. Conta’s materialism......................................................................................................42
1.5. L. Blaga and the „divine differentials”..............................................................................47
Notes and references 2..............................................................................................................52
2. Orthophysics and general ontology. Orthophysics in the horizons of contemporary
ontology....................................................................................................................................57
2.1. Existence and orthoexistence.............................................................................................57
2.2. RE (Ring of the Existence) Model and „the three universes”............................................69
2.2.1. Physical universe.............................................................................................................73
2.2.2. Biological universe.........................................................................................................83
2.2.3. Informational universe....................................................................................................93
2.3. Orthophysics and contemporary ontology. General remarks...........................................103
2.3.1. Orthophysics and M. Heidegger’s „fundamental ontology”.........................................111
2.3.2. Orthophysics and A.N. Whitehead’s metaphysics........................................................115
2.3.3. Orthophysics and C. Noica’s ontology.........................................................................119
2.4. Toward a critique of structural reason.............................................................................123
Notes and references 3............................................................................................................128
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