Name: Final Causality in Nature and Human Affairs
Author: Hassing, Richard F.
ISBN: 9780813230566


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BUY FROM PUBLISHER	Final Causality in Nature and Human Affairs edited by Richard F. Hassing Catholic University of America Press, 2018 Paper: 978-0-8132-3056-6 \| eISBN: 978-0-8132-3057-3 ABOUT THIS BOOK \| TOC ABOUT THIS BOOK This study of the questions of final causality is arranged in historical order from Aristotle to contemporary anthropic-principle cosmology. It discusses such teleological issues as chance and providence, and Aristotle's definition of nature in relation t TABLE OF CONTENTS Contents 1. Richard F. Hassing, Introduction 2. William A. Wallace, Is Finality Included in Aristotle's Definition of Nature? 3. Allan Gotthelf, Understanding Aristotle's Teleology 4. Francis Slade, Ends and Purposes 5. Ernest L. Fortin, On the Presumed Medieval Origin of Individual Rights 6. Richard L. Velkley, Moral Finality and the Unity of Homo sapiens: On Teleology in Kant 7. David A. White, Unity and Form in Kant's Notion of Purpose 8. John W. Burbidge, The Cunning of Reason 9. John Leslie, The Anthropic Principle Today 10. George Gale, Anthropic-Principle Cosmology: Physics or Metaphysics? 11. Richard F. Hassing, Modern Natural Science and the Intelligibility of Human Experience Contributors Bibliography Index See other books on: History & Surveys \| Human Affairs \| Modern \| Nature \| Philosophy See other titles from Catholic University of America Press

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