The Tragedy of Philosophy (Philosophy and Dogma)

Table of Contents
Foreword by John Milbank  ix
Translator’s Introduction  xxxv
Abbreviations  lix
Author’s Preface lxi
I. Types of Philosophical Construction
1 The Nature of Thought  3
2 Characteristics of the History of Modern Philosophy  23
A. Idealist systems  24
B. Panlogistic systems  51
C. Systems of substantiality: the philosophy of identity and monism  65
II. Philosophy of Triadicity
1 The Philosophical Meaning of Triadicity; Excursus on Kant 91
2 From Image to Archetype  123
3 The Postulate of Triadicity and Its Dogma  131
Excurses
I Excursus on Kant 159
On transcendental apperception in Kant 159
II Excursus on Hegel 171
1. Hegel’s logic is an ontology and a theology 171
2. The construction of the Logic  183
III Excursus on Fichte  207
I. Exposition of the idea of a science of knowledge;
On reality  207
II. Critique of Fichte’s theory 223
1. Ich-Philosophie 223
2. The Not-I and nature  225
3. Fichte and Hegel  234
Index of Authors Named 237