From the nature of the mind to personal dignity the significance of Rosmini's philosophy /
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Washington, D.C. :
Catholic University of America Press,
c2006.
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Table of Contents:
- Rosmini's life and work
- Toward an ontological foundation of personhood
- The present study
- The nature of knowledge
- The problem of knowledge
- Fundamental difference between sensation and idea
- Activity and passivity in sense perception
- The subjective and the extrasubjective in sensation
- Sensation and idea compared
- The intellective perception
- The judgment contained in the idea of the thing
- The idea of existence
- Characteristics of this idea
- Innatism of the idea of existence
- The idea and sensation are primitive elements
- The idea as a necessary means of knowledge
- Ideas and reality
- The idea of being, pure mediator of knowledge
- The knowledge of existing reality through the idea
- Kant's a priori synthesis and Rosmini's primitive synthesis
- Kant, innatism, and the lumen intellectuale
- The idea is one form of being
- Ideal being is the knowability of real being
- Ideal being is the possibility of things
- Note on the possibility and necessity of ideas
- The idea and the mind
- The book about the idea in the Teosofia
- Essere per sè manifesto : manifestato and manifestante
- Objective mode (or form) of being : absolute and relative existence
- Absolute and relative existence of ideas and ideal being
- Intelligibility is an attribute of being itself
- The intimate bond between the idea and the intelligence
- Objective being and Plato's Parmenides
- Self-contradictory objects
- The idea and the dignity of the person
- Initial being and the place of intelligences in the whole of being
- Initial being and the lumen intellectuale
- The divine in nature
- Individuality and immortality
- The intelligent will
- Objective being and ethics
- The ultimate root of personal dignity.