Texts

Titel: Texts : ontological status, identity, author, audience / Jorge J. E. Gracia
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Veröffentlicht: Albany : State Univ. of New York Press, 1996
Umfang: X, 215 S.
Format: E-Book
Sprache: Englisch
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SUNY series in philosophy
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Vorliegende Ausgabe: Online-Ausg.: 1999. - Online-Ressource.
ISBN: 0585042896 (Sekundärausgabe) ; 9780585042893 (Sekundärausgabe)
  • Preface
  • Introduction
  • I
  • The Logic of Texts
  • II
  • Outline
  • 1
  • Ontological Status
  • I
  • Are Texts Individual or Universal?
  • A
  • Individuality and Universality of ECTs
  • B
  • Individuality and Universality of Meanings
  • C
  • Individuality and Universality of Texts
  • II
  • Individuation of Texts
  • III
  • Are Texts Physical or NonPhysical?
  • A
  • Physical Texts
  • B
  • Mental Texts
  • IV
  • Relation of Texts to Meanings and ECTs
  • V
  • Are Texts Substances or Features?
  • VI
  • Are Texts Aggregates or Nonaggregates?
  • VII
  • Existence and Location of Texts
  • VIII
  • Historicity of Texts
  • IX
  • Conclusion
  • 2
  • Identity
  • I
  • Sameness
  • A
  • Achronic Sameness of Texts
  • B
  • Synchronic Sameness of Texts
  • C
  • Diachronic Sameness of Texts
  • II
  • Difference
  • III
  • Identification and Reidentification of Texts
  • IV
  • Conclusion
  • 3
  • Author
  • I
  • Identity of the Author
  • A
  • Historical Author
  • B
  • Pseudo-Historical Author
  • C
  • Composite Author
  • D
  • Interpretative Author
  • II
  • Function of the Author
  • A
  • Function of the Historical Author
  • B
  • Function of the Composite Author
  • C
  • Function of the Pseudo-Historical Author
  • D
  • Function of the Interpretative Author
  • III
  • Need for an Author
  • A
  • Need for the Historical author
  • B
  • Need for the Pseudo-Historical Author
  • C
  • Need for the Composite Author
  • D
  • Need for the Interpretative Author
  • IV
  • Repressive Character of the Author
  • V
  • Subjectivity of the Author
  • VI
  • Conclusion
  • 4
  • Audience
  • I
  • Identity of the Audience
  • A
  • Types of Audience
  • B
  • Composition of the Audience
  • II
  • Function of the Audience
  • III
  • Need for an Audience
  • IV
  • Character of the Audience
  • A
  • Subversive Character
  • B
  • Repressive Character
  • V
  • Subjectivity of the Audience
  • VI
  • Conclusion
  • Conclusion
  • Notes
  • Select Bibliography
  • Index of Authors
  • Index of Subjects