In Lonergan’s Quest, William A. Mathews details the genesis, researching, composition, and question structure of Insight.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Preface 1. Introduction: Desire and the Shaping of an Author 1. TRADITIONS AND THE EDUCATION OF DESIRE: THE APPRENTICESHIP OF A PROBLEM SOLVER, 1904–1940 2. Quebec Origins: A Classics Student, an Illness, and a Surprising Vocation 3. Heythrop: Awakening to the Problem of Knowledge 4. Puzzled in Montreal by the Depression and Plato’s Ideas 5. Struggling with History and Reality in Rome before the War 6. Postgraduate Studies in Theology: A New Road Taken 7. FINDING AND FOLLOWING THE GOLDEN CORD OF THE HEART’S DESIRE 8. Economics or Cognitional Theory: Towards Desire’s Decisions 9. Insights into Phantasms as the Origins of Words 10. Thought and Reality: Measuring the Kantian Bridge 11. Aquinas on Cognition and Its Transcendence 12. Toronto, the Operations of the Mind, and a Creative Illness 13. Human Insights as Reflections of the Divine Nature 14. COMPOSING INSIGHT: THE ARTISTRY OF DESIRE The Proto-Insight, 1949–1951 15. 1949: The Vision of the First Beginning 16. Experimenting with the Insights of Mathematicians and Scientists 17. The Breakthrough to Cognitional Structure 18. The Mind’s Desire as the Key to the Relation of Thought and Reality 19. Exploring the Real Known World: A Metaphysical Beginning The Autograph, 1951–1953 20. Finally Beginning in the Middle: Common Sense, Consciousness, and Self-Affirmation 21. Insights into Emergent Probability 22. Insights into the Dialectical Development of Common Sense 23. Insights into the Irreducibility of Things 24. Insights into Philosophical Method, Polymorphism, and Isomorphism 25. Process Metaphysics: Finality, Development, the Human Image 26. On Mythic and Philosophical Consciousness: Truth and Its Expression and Interpretation 27. The Cognitional and the Ethical 28. Questions and Insights in Religion 29. Introduction, Epilogue, Prefaces, Publication 30. Epilogue: Recollecting the Human Mystery Notes Bibliography Benard Lonergan Index General Index
Preface 1. Introduction: Desire and the Shaping of an Author 1. TRADITIONS AND THE EDUCATION OF DESIRE: THE APPRENTICESHIP OF A PROBLEM SOLVER, 1904–1940 2. Quebec Origins: A Classics Student, an Illness, and a Surprising Vocation 3. Heythrop: Awakening to the Problem of Knowledge 4. Puzzled in Montreal by the Depression and Plato’s Ideas 5. Struggling with History and Reality in Rome before the War 6. Postgraduate Studies in Theology: A New Road Taken 7. FINDING AND FOLLOWING THE GOLDEN CORD OF THE HEART’S DESIRE 8. Economics or Cognitional Theory: Towards Desire’s Decisions 9. Insights into Phantasms as the Origins of Words 10. Thought and Reality: Measuring the Kantian Bridge 11. Aquinas on Cognition and Its Transcendence 12. Toronto, the Operations of the Mind, and a Creative Illness 13. Human Insights as Reflections of the Divine Nature 14. COMPOSING INSIGHT: THE ARTISTRY OF DESIRE The Proto-Insight, 1949–1951 15. 1949: The Vision of the First Beginning 16. Experimenting with the Insights of Mathematicians and Scientists 17. The Breakthrough to Cognitional Structure 18. The Mind’s Desire as the Key to the Relation of Thought and Reality 19. Exploring the Real Known World: A Metaphysical Beginning The Autograph, 1951–1953 20. Finally Beginning in the Middle: Common Sense, Consciousness, and Self-Affirmation 21. Insights into Emergent Probability 22. Insights into the Dialectical Development of Common Sense 23. Insights into the Irreducibility of Things 24. Insights into Philosophical Method, Polymorphism, and Isomorphism 25. Process Metaphysics: Finality, Development, the Human Image 26. On Mythic and Philosophical Consciousness: Truth and Its Expression and Interpretation 27. The Cognitional and the Ethical 28. Questions and Insights in Religion 29. Introduction, Epilogue, Prefaces, Publication 30. Epilogue: Recollecting the Human Mystery Notes Bibliography Benard Lonergan Index General Index
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