Purely objective reality / by John Deely.

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Deely, John

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TextSeries: Semiotics, communication and cognition ; 4.Analytics: Show analyticsPublication details: Berlin ; New York : Mouton de Gruyter, ©2009.Description: 1 online resource (217 pages)Content type:

text

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computer

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online resource

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9781934078099
1934078093
1934078077
9781934078075
1934078085
9781934078082

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Purely objective reality.DDC classification:

121/.4 22

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BD220 .D43 2009eb

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ER 735

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Contents:

Frontmatter; Contents; Terminological Prenote; Praeludium Primum, or The Key Dilemma; Preamble on Objectivity; Chapter 1. The Problem of Objectivity; Chapter 2. Root of the Semiotic Resolution of the Problem of Objectivity; Chapter 3. Objectivity as a Branch on the Tree of Relations; Chapter 4. The FirstAppearance of Objectivity in Its Difference from Things; Chapter 5. The Source in Subjectivity of Relations of Apprehension; Chapter 6. The Sign -Arbitrariness or Historicity?; Chapter 7. The Social Construction of Reality; Chapter 8. What Difference Does It MakeWhat a Sign Is?

Druckausg.: Deely, John N. Purely objective realitySummary: This volume solves the problem of the subjectivity/objectivity couplet, making an indispensable contribution both to semiotics and to philosophy. Foremost American philosopher, John Deely, offers the first sustained and theoretically consistent interrogation of the means by which human understanding of 'reality' will be instrumental in the survival - or destruction - of planet Earth.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

This volume solves the problem of the subjectivity/objectivity couplet, making an indispensable contribution both to semiotics and to philosophy. Foremost American philosopher, John Deely, offers the first sustained and theoretically consistent interrogation of the means by which human understanding of 'reality' will be instrumental in the survival - or destruction - of planet Earth.