Between chora and the good: metaphor's metaphysical neighborhood

✍ Scribed by Charles P. Bigger

Publisher: Fordham University Press
Year: 2005
Tongue: English
Leaves: 528
Series: Fordham Perspectives in Continental Philosophy
Category: Library

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✦ Table of Contents

Frontmatter
Preface (page xiii)
Acknowledgments (page xxi)
Introduction (page 1)
Chapter 1 The Place of Metaphor (page 21)
Chapter 2 The Matrix (page 51)
Chapter 3 Plato's Idea Theory (page 83)
Chapter 4 To Feel and to Know (page 121)
Chapter 5 Deictic Metaphor (page 152)
Chapter 6 Truth and Metaphor (page 182)
Chapter 7 Aristotle: Poetry and the Proper (page 208)
Chapter 8 "To the Things Themselves" (page 222)
Chapter 9 The Hypostasis: Its Thisness and Its There (page 237)
Chapter 10 Elementals (page 263)
Chapter 11 Time's Arrow (page 276)
Chapter 12 The Originary (page 298)
Chapter 13 Otherwise than Metaphor (page 325)
Chapter 14 Saying Something (page 343)
Chapter 15 The Receptacle (page 362)
Chapter 16 À Dieu (page 381)
Notes (page 401)
Bibliography (page 471)
Index (page 491)

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