Relationals

Peter McCormick

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978-83-7886-550-6

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Copernicus Center Press

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2022

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173

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ONIX MARC21

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McCormick, Peter. Relationals. Red. . Kraków: Copernicus Center Press, 2022, 173 s. ISBN 978-83-7886-550-6

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ISBN/ISSN:

978-83-7886-550-6

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Copernicus Center Press

Rok wydania:

2022

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173

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ONIX MARC21

Title Page2
Contents3
Book Info6
Selected works by Peter McCormick7
Dedication8
Motto9
Preface10
Part One. On Naturalistic and Non-Exclusively Naturalistic Accounts14
Chapter One, Human Beings: Naturalistic Perspectives15
Orientations15
1. Cardinal Terms16
2. Material Histories18
3. Linguistic Communications24
4. Symbolic Behaviors?27
Concluding Remarks31
Chapter Two. Human Beings: Non-Naturalistic Perspectives33
Orientations33
1. Persons as Images of the Divine34
2. Naturalistic Responses38
3. Theological Replies43
4. Who Persons Are47
Concluding Remarks49
Part Two. On the Emergence of Social and Symbolic Discourse51
Chapter Three. The Emergence of the Social52
1. Three Kinds of Human Cognition and Intelligence52
Orientations52
2. Defining Persons Socially?55
3. Weak and Strong Emergence57
4. Responsive and Proactive Emergence60
Concluding Remarks61
Chapter Four. Symbolic Discourse63
Orientations63
1. The Symbol and Full Human Linguistic Capacities65
2. The Basic Property of Language’s Triple Framework69
3. Symbolic Discourse in the Bio-linguistic Program72
4. Language’s Symbolic Character75
5. Not Synthesis but Complementarity80
6. Alternative Elements of Symbolic Discourse83
7. The Nature of the Verbal Symbol87
Concluding Remarks89
Part Three. The Ontological, the Metaphysical, and the Grounds of Persons92
Chapter Five. Persons and Relations93
Orientations93
1. The Ontological94
2. The Metaphysical98
3. Inclusion and Coincidence104
4. Speculative Relations?109
Concluding Remarks113
Chapter Six. The Grounds of Persons115
1. Reminders115
Orientations115
2. Fundamental Relations117
3. Grounding120
4. On Personal Grounds124
Concluding Remarks128
Envoi130
Endnotes133