Transformations in Consciousness The Metaphysics and Epistemology - Franklin Merrell-Wolff Conatining His Introceptualism

Name: Transformations in Consciousness The Metaphysics and Epistemology - Franklin Merrell-Wolff Conatining His Introceptualism
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ISBN: 9780791426760

ISBN-10: 0791426769

ISBN-13: 9780791426760

Edition: 1995

Authors: Franklin Merrell-Wolff

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List price: $36.95
Copyright year: 1995
Publisher: State University of New York Press
Publication date: 7/6/1995
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 346
Size: 6.00" wide x 9.00" long x 1.00" tall
Weight: 1.254
Language: English



Foreword



Introduction



Four Schools Of Modern Philosophy



Toward a Synthetic Philosophy



Naturalism


General Naturalism


Materialism


Positivism



The New Realism



Pragmatism


Vitalism


Empiric Voluntarism


Percept and Concept


Pragmatic Science


Gnostic Realization


Idealistic Pragmatism


Test by Consequences



Idealism


Ideas: Plato to Kant


The Primordial Image: Jung


Reason as Nous and Logos



Introceptual Idealism


Freedom and Necessity


Introception and Introspection


Self and Divine Otherness


Ideas: Hegel and Schopenhauer


The Self


Unidentified Introception


The Problem of Formulation


Conception, Perception and Introception



Introceptualism



Introception


The Flow of Consciousness


Introceptual Process: St. John of the Cross


Conception and the Mystic Thought



Transcendentalism


Conception and Introception


Innate Ideas


The Subject Transcends the Object



Reality and Appearance


Conceptual Presentation


Substantiality Is Inversely Proportional to


Ponderability


Knowledge through Identity



The Meaning of Divinity



The Psychological Critique Of Mysticism



Judgments of Meaning and Existence



Three Mystical Paradigms


Mysticism


The Christ


The Buddha


Shankara


Self (Atman) or No-Self (Anatman)


A Mathematical Model of Ego Metaphysics



Mystical Knowledge


Critique of Leuba's Methodology


The Mystic Thought


Knowledge as Negation


Shift in the Base of Reference


Leuba's Antinoetic Argument



Significance of Immediate Qualities of Mystical


States


Epilogue


Index