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Modern Greek Thought: Three Essays Dealing with Philosophy, Critique of Science, and Views of Man’s Nature and Destiny
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Publication Data: Belmont, MA: Institute for Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies, 1986
Format: softcover
Number of Pages: 116
Dimensions (l × w × h): 21.6 cm × 13.8 cm × 0.9 cm
ISBN: 0‒914744‒11‒9
by Constantine Cavarnos
“The present book, the first of its kind, is based on data which I gathered during the last twenty-two years. [...]Besides introducing one to modern Greek philosophy from the middle of the eighteenth century to the present through a discussion of its distinctive characteristics, it acquaints one with the standpoint of many outstanding Greek intellectuals of the same period — philosophers, theologians, scientists, poets and other literary writers — regarding the capabilities and value of the positive sciences, and the question of the nature and destiny of man. [...]This book is addressed to all persons who are interested in modern Greek civilization, as well as in the closely related cultures of Greek antiquity and Byzantium, or are concerned with the human situation and the perennial vital questions.”
—“Preface”
CONTENTS
PREFACE
I PHILOSOPHY
1. Introductory. 2. Distinctive Characteristics of Modern Greek Philosophy. 3. Existential Orientation. 4. Personalism. 5. Idealism. 6. Primacy of Philosophy over Science. 7. Primacy of Christian Teaching over Philosophy. 8. Christian Eclecticism. 9. Relation to Ancient Philosophy. 10. Independence of Western Medieval Philosophy. 11. Independence of the Thought of the Middle and Far East. 12. Contact with Modern Western Philosophy. 13. Relation to Russian Philosophy. 14. Concluding Remarks.
II CRITIQUE OF SCIENCE
1. Introductory. 2. Science and General Education. 3. Internal Knowledge and Scientific Knowledge. 4. Scientific Materialism. 5. Ethics and Science. 6. Religion and Science.
III VIEWS OF MAN’S NATURE AND DESTINY
1. The Importance of Man. 2. Actual and Potential Being of Man. 3. Soul and Body. 4. Reason. 5. Conscience. 6. The Heart. 7. Will. 8. Imagination. 9. Immortality of the Soul. 10. Resurrection.
NOTES
SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF PHILOSOPHICAL WORKS
INDEX OF NAMES
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Format: softcover
Number of Pages: 116
Dimensions (l × w × h): 21.6 cm × 13.8 cm × 0.9 cm
ISBN: 0‒914744‒11‒9
by Constantine Cavarnos
“The present book, the first of its kind, is based on data which I gathered during the last twenty-two years. [...]Besides introducing one to modern Greek philosophy from the middle of the eighteenth century to the present through a discussion of its distinctive characteristics, it acquaints one with the standpoint of many outstanding Greek intellectuals of the same period — philosophers, theologians, scientists, poets and other literary writers — regarding the capabilities and value of the positive sciences, and the question of the nature and destiny of man. [...]This book is addressed to all persons who are interested in modern Greek civilization, as well as in the closely related cultures of Greek antiquity and Byzantium, or are concerned with the human situation and the perennial vital questions.”
—“Preface”
CONTENTS
PREFACE
I PHILOSOPHY
1. Introductory. 2. Distinctive Characteristics of Modern Greek Philosophy. 3. Existential Orientation. 4. Personalism. 5. Idealism. 6. Primacy of Philosophy over Science. 7. Primacy of Christian Teaching over Philosophy. 8. Christian Eclecticism. 9. Relation to Ancient Philosophy. 10. Independence of Western Medieval Philosophy. 11. Independence of the Thought of the Middle and Far East. 12. Contact with Modern Western Philosophy. 13. Relation to Russian Philosophy. 14. Concluding Remarks.
II CRITIQUE OF SCIENCE
1. Introductory. 2. Science and General Education. 3. Internal Knowledge and Scientific Knowledge. 4. Scientific Materialism. 5. Ethics and Science. 6. Religion and Science.
III VIEWS OF MAN’S NATURE AND DESTINY
1. The Importance of Man. 2. Actual and Potential Being of Man. 3. Soul and Body. 4. Reason. 5. Conscience. 6. The Heart. 7. Will. 8. Imagination. 9. Immortality of the Soul. 10. Resurrection.
NOTES
SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF PHILOSOPHICAL WORKS
INDEX OF NAMES
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
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