10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EMANATIST»
Discover the use of
emanatist in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
emanatist and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Max Weber’s Theory of Personality: Individuation, Politics ...
To understand fully Lask's chain of reasoning, it is useful to quote a passage from
Tuozzolo, which provides an excellent reconstruction of the central elements of
Lask's thought. For the emanatist, the individual is an ontological nothing.
2
The Wager of Lucien Goldmann: Tragedy, Dialectics, and a ...
Reality is a necessary consequence of these contents in a sense similar to the
sense in which the propositions of mathematics “follow” from one another.67
Lask argues that in the emanatist approach the concept has “logical supremacy”
and ...
3
The Foundations of Evolutionary Institutional Economics: ...
(Schumpeter 1954, p. 437, footnote) Anything real entails such a dialectic
process. The Hegelian story builds upon creative destruction as endogenous
change, in a nutshell. Schumpeter describes this conception of evolutionism as
emanatist.
This emanatist vision, which makes a structure - Capital or a Mode of production
— into an entelechy developing itself in a process of self-realization, reduces
historical agents to the role of 'supports' (Trager) of the structure and reduces
their ...
5
Weber, Irrationality, and Social Order
The meaning of "emanatist" conception is less obscure. Parsons writes
repeatedly of "naive emanationist" or "idealistic emanation- ist" views,68
signifying the Hegelian notion of structure reflecting or arising from "Ideas."
Weber, allowing the ...
6
History of Economic Analysis
The definition: reasoning from the conception of a metaphysical entity, which in
unfolding its own contents produces a sequence of changes in the reality of
experience, we call emanatist. The comment: the reader will observe that of
Hegel's ...
Joseph A. Schumpeter, 2006
7
The Philosophy Of Alfarabi:
As a NeoPlatonist,hefollows the groundworkofthe NeoPlatonicdoctrine made of
religious Mysticism and Emanatist Monism. Thus, Alfarabi's philosophy is entirely
theocentric in the sense that it holds God as the center ofthe universe. GodisOne
...
8
A Philosophical History of German Sociology
With referenceto Hegel(but without criticizing it at this stage)he characterizes
itasfollows: Given this'emanatist' conceptionofthe nature andvalidity of the '
ultimate' concepts, the viewofthe relationbetweenconcepts and realityas strictly
rational is ...
Frédéric Vandenberghe, 2008
9
The divinity of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ; 8 lects. ...
... Mani- chaeans said that the soul of man was ofiooiff-iov ra 6e<5, in a
materialistic sense. When then it was taken into the service of these Emanatist
doctrines, the Homoousion implied nothing higher than a generic or specific
bond of unity °.
10
Individuals, Minds and Bodies: Themes from Leibniz
I will consider Leibniz's two views about causation, the commonsensical
nomological view and the emanatist view, and I will attempt to show neither of
them is in contrast with a causal analysis of monadic states. I will argue that the
emanatist ...
Massimiliano Carrara, Antonio-Maria Nunziante, Gabriele Tomasi, 2004
