IV. Nothing is in Itself

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. List of Figures ix
4. Acknowledgements x
5. Translators’ Introduction xi
6. Series Editor’s Preface xxiii
7. Introduction 1
8. Book I: Formally
9. Part I. Thing
10. I. No-Matter-What 19
11. II. Less than a Thing, More than a Thing 38
12. III. Something 50
13. IV. Nothing is in Itself 59
14. IV. Nothing is in Itself V. Compactness 63
15. V. Compactness 63
16. VI. Something-Other-than-a-Thing 69
17. Part II: Thing and World
18. World 75
19. I. Something-Other-than-a-Thing: The World 77
20. II. Where is a Thing? In the World 78
21. III. Where is the World? 82
22. IV. Something-Other-than-a-Thing: All 93
23. V. The Accumulation of Objects 96
24. Part III: Being and Comprehending
25. I. Being is Being Comprehended 105
26. II. That which is a Thing, That which a Thing is 116
27. III. The Two Senses 125
28. IV. In Things: Matter 135
29. V. Outside Things: Form 143
30. Book II: Objectively
31. Chapter I: Universe 155
32. Chapter II: Objects and Events 168
33. Chapter III: Time 177
34. Chapter IV: Living Things 189
35. Chapter V: Animals 204
36. Chapter VI: Humans 221
37. Chapter VII: Representations 242
38. Chapter VIII: Arts and Rules 260
39. Chapter IX: Culture 279
40. Chapter X: History 287
41. Chapter XI: Economy of Objects 303
42. Chapter XII: Values 331
43. Chapter XIII: Classes 356
44. Chapter XIV: Genders 366
45. Chapter XV: Ages of Life 385
46. Chapter XVI: Death 410
47. Coda: Formally, Objectively
48. The Chance and the Price 433
49. Works Cited 439
50. Index 453
51. Name Index 460