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Schematism (Philosophy). --- Kant, Immanuel,

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"The Capitalist Schema" uses marxist philosophy to explain how money frames all social relations in our capitalist world and how money regulates and conditions social references to past and future social life. Consequently, modern life becomes ever more abstract and levelled, and all human desire becomes channelled towards profit and making money.

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Antwortet Herders Begriff des Metaschematisierens auf Kants Schematismus? Die Debatte, die aus dieser Frage resultiert, verhandelt die Vermittlung von logischem Begriff und Anschauung über die Begriffe des Schemas und des Bildes. Kants Problem, den Kategorien Anschauungsbezug zu sichern, führt auf den Schemabegriff, weist aber den des Bildes von sich. Herders ikonisches Sprachdenken führt hingegen Sprache und Bild in ein enges Verhältnis, leugnet aber die Möglichkeit der apriorischen Begriffe und des Kantschen Schematismus. Indem der vorliegende Band die Auseinandersetzung zwischen Kants Schematismuskapitel aus der Kritik der reinen Vernunft und Herders Metaschematisieren aus seiner Abhandlung Über Bild, Dichtung und Fabel in das Zentrum stellt, wird einerseits eine neue Sichtweise auf eine philosophiehistorische Auseinandersetzung gewonnen, andererseits aber eine der wesentlichsten Fragen der philosophischen Bilddebatte aufgenommen. Historisch wie systematisch arbeiten die Studien dieses Bandes an dem Problem des Verhältnisses von Bild und Schema und also an der Frage, ob und wie der Bildbegriff der philosophischen Debatte zugeführt werden kann.

Schematism (Philosophy) --- Literature --- Skepticism in literature --- Dogmatism in literature --- Philosophy --- Kant, Immanuel, --- Herder, Johann Gottfried,

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Analyse (philosophie) --- Schématisme (philosophie) --- Psychologie de l'apprentissage. --- Sciences cognitives. --- Analysis (Philosophy) --- Schematism (Philosophy) --- Learning, Psychology of. --- Cognitive science. --- Schématisme (philosophie)

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1. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND The purpose of the book is to develop internal realism, the metaphysical-episte­ mological doctrine initiated by Hilary Putnam (Reason, Truth and History, "Introduction", Many Faces). In doing so I shall rely - sometimes quite heavily - on the notion of conceptual scheme. I shall use the notion in a somewhat idiosyncratic way, which, however, has some affinities with the ways the notion has been used during its history. So I shall start by sketching the history of the notion. This will provide some background, and it will also give opportunity to raise some of the most important problems I will have to solve in the later chapters. The story starts with Kant. Kant thought that the world as we know it, the world of tables, chairs and hippopotami, is constituted in part by the human mind. His cen­ tral argument relied on an analysis of space and time, and presupposed his famous doctrine that knowledge cannot extend beyond all possible experience. It is a central property of experience - he claimed - that it is structured spatially and temporally. However, for various reasons, space and time cannot be features of the world, as it is independently of our experience. So he concluded that they must be the forms of human sensibility, i. e. necessary ingredients of the way things appear to our senses.

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