Natural Philosophy after shelling / Ian Hamilton Grant / Mitsuki Asanuma

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Philosophy
[Introduction to Contents]
It is natural philosophy that flows consistently into the important work of shelling, which brought shelling to the forefront of modern philosophy and became the origin of speculative realism by criticism of Kantism.
It is an amazing idea that goes beyond life to nature itself, without confining Shea in representation or language like Kant. It confronts shelling, sometimes boldly and sometimes delicately, with the Ancient Giri Natural Philosophy of Plato and Aristotle, the German Idealism of Kant and Fihite, the twentieth century thought of Badiu and Deleuze, and many other natural philosophers, leading to innovative reading. "Only idealism without erasing anything can be a philosophy of materiality or matter."
"This book was intended to fulfil two tasks. The first task is to introduce into one context of European philosophy [the context of post-(ii) things that have come into existence by creation --" kind "and Platon Dynamics
Natural History
Chapter III Antinaturalism and Neo-Fichteism
Late March 1 Transcendental Naturalism and Philosophy -- Kant and Objectism
3.1.1 Genesis of Transcendentalism
3.1.2 Transcendental Philosophy as Relative Antinaturalism
3.1.3 Giant Objects and Upper Level
3.1.3 Giant Objects and Upper Level
3.1.3 Giant Objects and Upper Level
3.1.3 Giant Objects and Upper Level
3.1.3 Giant Objects and Upper Level
3.2 Metaphysics as Antinaturalism