Philosophy and Freedom the Legacy of James Doull

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University of Toronto Press (2003)
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Commentaries on his intricate works by twelve former colleagues and students explore various aspects of Doull's history and place it within the context of contemporary scholarship, allowing the reader to judge the depth and rigour of Doull's writing.

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0802036988   9780802036988   1487592779   9781442678439

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Acknowledgments.Neil G. Robertson & David Peddle
Contents.  (pages vii-x)Neil G. Robertson & David Peddle
Editors' Introduction.  (pages xvii-xxx)Neil G. Robertson & David Peddle
Frontmatter.  (pages i-vi)Neil G. Robertson & David Peddle
Preface.Neil G. Robertson & David Peddle
An Introduction by James Doull – Freedom and History: From Antiquity to Post-modernity.  (pages 1-18)Neil G. Robertson & David Peddle
Chapter One. Tragedy, Comedy, and Philosophy in Antiquity.  (pages 21-54)Neil G. Robertson & David Peddle
Commentary One: The Unification of Gods and Men in Greek Tragedy and Comedy.  (pages 55-72)Paul Epstein
Commentary Two: The Origin of Constitutions in the Republic.  (pages 73-82)Angus Johnston
Plato's Parmenides.  (pages 83-139)James Doull
Commentary: The Criticism of Plato's Doctrine of Participation in Parmenides: A Propaedeutic to the Platonic Dialectic.  (pages 140-166)Dennis House
Chapter Three. Virgil's Rome.  (pages 167-180)Neil G. Robertson & David Peddle
Commentary: The Eternity of Rome: Virgil's Doctrine and Its Relation to Plato.  (pages 181-200)Colin Starnes
Chapter Four. Augustine.  (pages 203-209)Neil G. Robertson & David Peddle
Commentary: The Augustinian Philosophy and Christian Institutions.  (pages 210-218)Robert Grouse
Chapter Five. Neoplatonism and the Origin of the Older Modern Subject.  (pages 219-249)Neil G. Robertson & David Peddle
Commentary: Neoplatonism and Contemporary Constructions and Deconstructions of Modern Subjectivity.  (pages 250-278)Wayne John Hankey
Chapter Six. Hegel's Phenomenology and Post-modern Thought.  (pages 281-301)Neil G. Robertson & David Peddle
Commentary: The Hegelian Idea.  (pages 302-329)F. L. Jackson
Chapter Seven. The Doull Fackenheim Debate – Would Hegel Today Be a Hegelian?  (pages 330-342)Neil G. Robertson & David Peddle
Commentary: Two Interpretations of Freedom and Evil: Hegel's Theory of Modernity Revisited.  (pages 343-354)Kenneth Kierans
Chapter Eight. Heidegger and the State.  (pages 357-377)Neil G. Robertson & David Peddle
Commentary: Heidegger and the Dialectic of Modernity.  (pages 378-392)Graeme Nicholson
Chapter Nine. The Philosophical Basis of Constitutional Discussion in Canada.  (pages 393-465)Neil G. Robertson & David Peddle
Commentary One: The Critique of Naturalistic Individualism: James Doull's Political Thought, 1960-1983.  (pages 466-475)Henry Roper
Commentary Two: North American Freedom: James Doull's Recent Political Thought.  (pages 476-504)Neil G. Robertson & David G. Peddle
Bibliography of Essays by James Doull.  (pages 505-508)Neil G. Robertson & David Peddle
Contributors.  (pages 509-512)Neil G. Robertson & David Peddle
Index.  (pages 513-520)Neil G. Robertson & David Peddle

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