Metaphysical Horror
Edited and translated by Agnieszka Kolakowska
144 pages
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4-3/8 x 7
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© 1988, 2001
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Table of Contents

Contents
Philosophy and Philosophers
Philosophy’s Self-Martyrdom
. . . And its Self-Derision
On Jaspers (1)
Philosophy’s Survival
On What Is Real
Cartesian Dreams: Recycling the Cogito (1)
Alibi: The Curse of Time
The Absolute (1)
The Absolute (2)
Divine Persons and Unpersons: Is God Good?
(Cruor Dei)
Damascius and Two Kinds of Nothingness
Divine Nothingness in Christianity
On All Possible Languages (1)
Recycling the Cogito (2)
On Husserl
On Merleau-Ponty
The Ego as a Quasi-Absolute
De-Cartesianization
On Spinoza
On Jaspers (2)
Leibniz and All Possible Worlds
On Creation, Divine and Human
The Alter-Ego
On All Possible Languages (2)
Reading the World
Philosophy’s Self-Martyrdom
. . . And its Self-Derision
On Jaspers (1)
Philosophy’s Survival
On What Is Real
Cartesian Dreams: Recycling the Cogito (1)
Alibi: The Curse of Time
The Absolute (1)
The Absolute (2)
Divine Persons and Unpersons: Is God Good?
(Cruor Dei)
Damascius and Two Kinds of Nothingness
Divine Nothingness in Christianity
On All Possible Languages (1)
Recycling the Cogito (2)
On Husserl
On Merleau-Ponty
The Ego as a Quasi-Absolute
De-Cartesianization
On Spinoza
On Jaspers (2)
Leibniz and All Possible Worlds
On Creation, Divine and Human
The Alter-Ego
On All Possible Languages (2)
Reading the World
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