Outlines of Philosophy of Nature
Nguyên tác: Lineamenti di Filosofia della Natura
Tác giả: Lorella Congiunti
Ký hiệu tác giả: CO-L
Dịch giả: Stephen Okello
DDC: 113 - Triết học tự nhiên
Ngôn ngữ: Anh
Số cuốn: 2

Hiện trạng các bản sách

Mã số: 258SB0000356
Nhà xuất bản: Urbaniana University Press
Năm xuất bản: 2020
Khổ sách: 24
Số trang: 317
Kho sách: Thư viện Sao Biển
Tình trạng: Hiện có
Mã số: 258SB0000357
Nhà xuất bản: Urbaniana University Press
Năm xuất bản: 2020
Khổ sách: 24
Số trang: 317
Kho sách: Thư viện Sao Biển
Tình trạng: Hiện có
PROLOGUE to return natura 9
Chapter Ono • Philosophy  
1.1     Love and wisdom 15
1.2      Science and the sciences 21
1.3      Philosophy as a universal science 24
1.4      Philosophy and method ................. . . . ......... . . . . 26
1.5      Philosophy and common knowledge 29
1.6      Philosophy and cultures 32
1.7      Philosophy and Faith 34
1.8      Philosophy and its history 38
Excursus - Science and Faith 41
Chapter Two • Nature  
2.1     Etymology of the term 45
2.2      Nature in an extensive sense . 47
2.3      Nature in an intensive sense 49
2.4      In rerum natura ...................... 51
2.5      Historical view . .  51
Chapter Three • Philosophy of Nature  
3.1     The philosophy of nature as a theoretical knowledge 55
3.2      Philosophy of nature as physics 58
3.3       Philosophy of nature as ontology 61
3.4       Philosophy of nature as “the science of bodies” 63
3.5       Philosophy of nature and philosophy of science 64
Excursus - Emergence 66
Excursus - Complexity. . .  68
Excursus - Holism 70
Chapter Four • Natural Sciences  
4.1       The scientific revolution 75
4.2       The Galilean method 81
4.3       For and against the method 86
4.4       Philosophy of nature and the natural sciences 91
Excursus - Ecology 96
Excursus - Technique and technology 100
Chapter One 107
1.1 The analogy of being.............. 111
1.2 The unity of being 117
1.3 Substance in philosophical terminology and in other contexts.......... 119
1.4 The analogy of substance...................
1.5 brief historico-philosophical development
119
Chapter two • The Corporeal Substance  
2 1 The hylomorphic composition of substances 123
2 2 Ths potentiality of matter 125
2.3        The actuality of form 127
Excursus - Matter, antimatter, dark matter 129
Chapter Three • The Variety of Bodies  
3.1     Individual and specific substances 131
3.2      Natural and artificial substances 133
3.3      Complex substances and aggregates of substances 134
Excursus - The species 139
Excursus - Evolution and evolutionism 143
Chapter Four • The Organism  
4.1      The living body 149
Excursus - Male and female 155
Excursus - Gender 161
Excursus - Neurosciences 164
Part Three  
MOVEMENT  
Chapter One • Change  
1.1     Phenomenology of change  169
1.2     Philosophical analysis  
1.3     Very brief historical perspective 174
1.4     Accidental and substantial change 175
Excursus - Quantum mechanics 179
Chapter Two • Causality  
2.1     The four causes: theoretical explanation 183
2.2      The causality of nature 186
Excursus - Determinism and indetermination 188
Part four  
Characteristics of bodies  
Chapter one • Fundamental Characteristics of Bodies  
1.1     The accidents of the bodily substance  195
1.8 demensive quantity. predicamental and transcendental unity, plurality . . 199  
1.2.1      Demensive quantity.  199
1.2.2       Predicamental and transcendental unity 205
1.2.3      Plurality 205
1.3      Quality.  207
1.4      Relation 214
Excursus - Euclidean geometry and non-Euclidian geometries 217
Excursus - The reality of numbers and figures 221
Chapter Two • Relative Characteristics  
2.1     Space and place 225
2.2      Time...... 229
Excursus - Analog and digital 235
Excursus - Relativity 237
Excursus - Infinity 240
NATURAL ORDER  
Chapter One • The Laws of Nature  
1.1     The nature of the law 245
1.2      Laws and nature 246
1.3      Lex aeterna
249
Excursus - Philosophy of the creature and theology of nature 252
Excursus - The cosmological and anthropic principles 254
Chapter Two • The Order of the Universe  
2.1     Nature and order 257
2.2        Nature and disorder 259
2.3        Chance and evil 262
Excursus - Disorder and entropy 267
Excursus - Creation, Big Bang, Design 270
Excursus - Strings, superstrings and brane.  274
EPILOGUE 277
PRACTICE QUESTIONS  
SOLUTIONS TO PRACTICE QUESTIONS  
Part One Philosophy of Nature  
Part Two The Bodies  
Part Three Motion  
Part Four The Characteristics of Bodies  
Part Five Natural Order  
BIBLIOGRAPHIC INDICATIONS  
I.    Manuals Review 293
II.    Cited texts 296
a.    Primary Sources 297
b.    Secondary Sources 301
c.     Magisterium of the Catholic Church 308
d.     Literary Works 309
Index of Names 311