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	Encyclopedia :: encyclopedia : Metaphysics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Metaphysics (Greek words meta = after/beyond and physics = nature) is a branch of philosophy concerned with the study of "first principles" and "being" (ontology).
		Other problems that were considered metaphysical problems for centuries are now typically relegated to their own separate subheadings in philosophy, such as philosophy of religion, philosophy of mind, philosophy of perception, philosophy of language, and philosophy of science.
		The Metaphysics was divided into three parts, now regarded as the traditional branches of Western metaphysics, called (1) ontology, (2) theology, and (3) universal science.
	www.hallencyclopedia.com /Metaphysics (1821 words)

	Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz -- Metaphysics [Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy]
		Eternal or metaphysical or geometrical truths: laws of arithmetic or geometry, for example, which Leibniz claims can be reduced by a finite process of argumentation and substitution of definitions to primary truth.
		The 'metaphysical' level is what is actually happening with monads (no causality, no space, no time at least as ordinarily understood, each monad spontaneously unfolding according to the kind of thing that it is).
		However, Leibniz's metaphysics was highly influential, renewing the Cartesian project of rational metaphysics, and bequeathing a set of problems and approaches that had a huge impact on much of 18th century philosophy.
	www.iep.utm.edu /l/leib-met.htm (10197 words)

	Philosophy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The pre-Socratic period was characterized by metaphysical speculation, often preserved in the form of grand, sweeping statements, such as "All is fire", or "All changes".
		The philosophy of this period is characterized by analysis of the nature and properties of God; the metaphysics involving substance, essences and accidents (that is, qualities that are respectively essential to substances possessing them or merely happening to be possessed by them), form, and divisibility; and logic and the philosophy of language.
		The logical positivists denied the soundness of metaphysics and traditional philosophy, and affirmed that statements about metaphysics, religion and ethics are devoid of cognitive meaning and thus nothing but expression of feelings or desires.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Philosophy (6396 words)

	Classics in the History of Psychology -- Reading Suggestions for History of Psychology Courses
		A good general discourse on the genesis of the humors can be found in Book II chapter 8, but much of it is occupied with arguments against Erasistratus, and so may not be appropriate for an introduction to Galen's thought.
		In Descartes' final book, The Passions of the Soul (1649), he outlines the relation, as he saw it, between the mind and body, and presents his theory of the emotions.
		Book II is on pleasure and pain, and Book III on desire.
	psychclassics.yorku.ca /suggestions.htm (3277 words)

	Hindu Scriptures
		The Vedas are the oldest books in the library of man. The truths contained in all religions are derived from the Vedas and are ultimately traceable to the Vedas.
		The Krishna or the Tattiriya is the older book and the Sukla or Vajasaneya is a later revelation to Sage Yajnavalkya from the resplendent Sun-God.
		The Aranyakas are the forest books, the mystical sylvan texts which give philosophical interpretations of the Rituals.
	www.hinduism.co.za /hindu2.htm (11099 words)

	ebrINFO: contributors
		Her book, Undomesticated Ground: Recasting Nature as Feminist Space (Cornell, 2000), argues that nature has served as a crucial space for the cultural work of feminism.
		With partner and collaborator Joe Amato, she has participated in a long-running debate, over a nightly plate of macaroni, about whether "aesthetic" must be pronounced with the "th." She teaches marginalized literature as a marginalized academic (i.e., women's and ethnic literatures as an adjunct instructor) at the University of Colorado at Boulder..
		He is the author of two books on sport and play in American fiction and recently passed himself off as the "as told to" guy in a memoir by former Chicago Bulls star Chet Walker.
	www.altx.com /ebr/info/contribs/contribs.htm (8677 words)

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		The general Heideggerian idea of a value inherent in technology is instanced in the statement that the high technology of factory farming, or ``agribusiness,'' is inseparable from a bad way of relating to nature, understanding it and treating it simply as something to be processed in wholesale fashion for satisfaction of human appetites.
		For both analytic discourse and the Turing machine, the ideal is to transform everything into an ``effective procedure,'' and this is exactly the task of technocratic rationality.
		The centrality of books and the traditional publishing industry is giving way to the new ways of acquiring and disseminating information on the Net, including email, subscription lists, web pages, search engines and intelligent agents, and so forth.
	www.brandeis.edu /pubs/jove/HTML/V6/iculture.html (8643 words)

	9rules Featured » 2006 » January (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Many of the problems which Descartes considered are still live issues in epistemology, metaphysics, and the philosophy of mind.
		The book is, of course, a philosophical classic and well worth buying (Oxford University Press publish an excellent edition), but if you prefer to get your reading free and online, look no further than here on eserver.org (
		Is it a metaphysical inexactness—is there something demonstrably less exact about the entities referred to by, for example, a psychologist—or is it simply linguistic?
	9rules.com /en/browse/featured/archive/date/2006/01 (2934 words)

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		History of Early Modern Philosophy, Metaphysics, Philosophy of Science.
		Metaphysics Conference (MMM), University of Notre Dame, July 1998.
		Midwest Metaphysics Conference (MMM), University of Notre Dame, August 1997.
	web.ics.purdue.edu /~jacover/cv.htm (1581 words)

	Evolution/Involution of Consciousness
		Discourse on the Method of Rightly Conducting the Reason and Seeking for Truth in the Sciences he thunk, therefore we(mind and body) am.
		Theories of Consciousness--Neurostuff.com mini book store for the currently hip books on consciousness.
		his little book "teachings of the mystics" was invaluable to me.no longer in print.
	onebehindthemany.tripod.com (3506 words)

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