Kinesis, Volumes 5-7

action actually analysis Antonio Labriola argued argument assertions become believe bourgeois causal claim cognitive concept concrete consciousness context critical death dialogue egoism Engels epistemology Eros example existence expression fact fictional G. E. Moore Georg Lukács Gert given Hegel Heidegger Heidegger's hierarchy historical Hobbes human Hume Ibid ideological individual interpretation Kant Kinesis knowledge Labriola language Leibniz's law linguistic logical Martin Heidegger Marx Marxism means Merleau-Ponty metaphysical moral values motive mystical experience nature neo-Kantians Nietzsche notion objectifications objects ontological orientational categories Pausanias pederasty personality Phaedrus phenomenology philosophy philosophy of language possible preontological presuppositions problem proposition psychological egoism question Quine's reality realization reason reference regard relation Schmitt semiotic sense simply social society Socrates Southern Illinois University speak speaker species objectifications speech Stace statements theory things thought tion true truth understanding unfolding validity value preferences veridical Volosinov word