Reality and Value

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Active Self-expression
Aesthetic Blindness
Aesthetic Capacity
altruism
Author_Arthur Campbell Garnett
axiology
beauty
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Cognitive Grasp
Concern Universals
Conditional Expectations
Contradictory Judgments
Defensive Agents
Drawn Back
epistemology
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Eternal Form
Eternal Object
ethics
Genuine Religious Experience
Harmonious Operation
Harmonious Society
Hedonic Tone
idealism
Indubitably Real
integrity
materialism
metaphysical foundations of value theory
metaphysics
modern philosophy
moral values
morality
Natural Beauty
ontology
phenomenalism
philosophy of being
philosophy of God
philosophy of matter
philosophy of mind
philosophy of nature
philosophy of science
philosophy of self
philosophy psychology
philosophy religion
philosophy science
Physico Chemical Explanation
Physico Chemical Terms
Positive Aesthetic Experience
Professor Stout
Psychic Blindness
space and time theory
spiritual values
Subsidiary Aim
truth
Vice Versa
White Corpuscles

Product details

  • ISBN 9780367194031
  • Weight: 453g
  • Dimensions: 138 x 216mm
  • Publication Date: 01 Oct 2020
  • Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Paperback
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Originally published in 1937. This book addresses the importance of the theory of values that rests on a general metaphysical understanding founded on a comprehensive view of all aspects of the world. The author speaks against the absolutist theories with a realistic one encompassing a theory of space and time and considering value as an object of immediate intuition. These great philosophical questions feed into discussions of the philosophy of religion and of science. Garnett distinguishes between spiritual and other values on the ground that the spiritual values are not subjective to satiety, while other values are. He contends that our knowledge of mind is as direct and reliable as our knowledge of the physical world. This is an important early book by an influential 20th Century thinker.

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