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INDEX
A
a priori and condition of possibility
epigenesis
formal and historical
innatism
and the transcendental
acquisition, original and derived
adaptation see also evolution; “neo-skeptical” thesis
aesthetic judgment
alterity and critique of property
analogy, problem of
anthropological variety
archeology/genealogy
Aristotle
Atlan, Henri
B
Baudelaire, Charles
Baumgarten, Alexander
Blumenbach, Johann
Boltzmann, Ludwig
Bourgeois, Bernard
Boutroux, Émile
Bouveresse, Jacques
Boyer, Alain
Brague, Rémi
brain see neurobiology/brain and reason
Buffon, Georges-Louis Leclerc
C
Canguilhem, Georges
categories and experience
origin of
causality difference in
and “purposiveness”
chance and contingency
changeability/mutability of the transcendental
Changeux, J.-P.
cognitive structures see neurobiology/brain and reason
condition of possibility
contingency/radical contingency and alterity
and chance
Critique of Pure Reason
of laws of nature
and necessity
correlation/correlationism and articulation
and “connection”
and temporality
Crusius, Christian August
D
dating and mathematics
de Vleeschauwer, Herman Jan
Derrida, Jacques
disappropriation/dis-propriation, philosophy as
DNA
Duchesneau, François
E
Edelman, Gerald
embryonic development as unpredictable
empiricism and innatism
rejecting
and the transcendental
Enlightenment
environment “epistemological environment”
importance of
epigenesis: “system of the epigenesis of pure reason”
epigenetic paradigm of rationality difference in causality
genesis, epigenesis, hermeneutics
intrication of the transcendental and biological
life and factual rationality
order of nature and systematic order
other contingency and other necessity
reason for new paradigm
structure and evolution
third and first Critique
epigenetics defining
and genetics, difference between
human genome sequencing and “genetic paradigm”
importance of environment
“epistemological environment”
equivocal generation
evolution neural/mental Darwinism
and structure
variability of laws of nature
see also “neo-skeptical” thesis
experience and categories
opportunity of
experimental philosophy
F
fabricated/acquired vs innate transcendental
facticity
factual rationality
finitude
“formation without preformation”
formative drive limits of
“forms of the materials” and “epistemological environment”
Foucault, Michel
Frege, Gottlob
G
genealogy/archeology
generative production
genesis and epigenesis, difference between
“genetic paradigm”
Genova, A.C.
geology
germs and predispositions
gradual harmonization
H
Harvey, William
Hegel, George Wilhelm Friedrich
Heidegger, Martin and Meillassoux
Helmholtz, Herman von
Herder, Johann Godfried
hermeneutics/interpretation
history archeology/genealogy
Enlightenment
as field of interpretation
historical and formal a priori
new state of
problem of
human/anthropological variety
human genome sequencing
Hume, David
Huneman, Philippe
hylozoism
hyper-normative and hypo-normative transcendental
I
innate/innatism a priori
analysis of
and empiricism
and “evolutionary paradox”
vs fabricated/acquired transcendental
“intellectual” epigenesis
interpretation/hermeneutics
invariance/immutability of mathematics
and reorganization
see also variability/variety
J
Jacob, François
Jenuwein, Thomas
K
Kant, Immanuel see epigenesis: “system of the epigenesis of pure reason”
L
laws of nature
Lebrun, Gérard
life see nature/life
localization and surface
Locke, John
M
mathematics dating and
immutability of
mental objects and representation
Maupertuis, Pierre-Louis Moreau de
“maximal” preformationism
Meillassoux, Quentin and Heidegger
mental Darwinism see neural/mental Darwinism
mental objects and representation
metaphysical knowledge and deduction
methodological principles and details
“minimal preformationism” metaphysical knowledge
metaphysical and transcendental deduction
objective genitive hypothesis
preformed epigenesis
“pure” readings
reductive division of source
rejecting “empiricist” readings
Morgan, Thomas
N
“nativism”, critique of
“natural laws of reason”
nature/life and factual rationality
intrication of the transcendental and
laws of
systematic order and order of
necessity and contingency
“neo-skeptical” thesis analysis of innatism
another version of sources
critique of “nativism”
eclipse of transcendental idealism
pre-established and gradual harmony
role reversal
neural/mental Darwinism see also “neo-skeptical” thesis
neurobiology/brain and reason critiques of
mental objects and representation
neural Darwinism
synaptic selection and stabilization
systems of recognition theory
new paradigm, reason for
Nietzsche, Friedrich
O
objective genitive hypothesis
objectivity and schematism
objects and representation
“occasionalism”
ontology
opportunity of experience
original and derived acquisition
other alterity
other contingency and other necessity
P
Peirce, Charles Sanders
philosophy as disappropriation and dis-propriation
experimental
need for
possible non-world
Pradeu, Thomas
pre-established harmony and gradual harmonization
predispositions germs and
preformation difference in causality
and equivocal generation
“formation without preformation”
generic
“maximal”
see also “minimal preformationism”
“prestabilism”
property, critique of
“psychological” epigenesis
psychologism
“pure” readings
“purposiveness”
R
radical contingency see contingency/radical contingency
relinquishing the transcendental invariance and reorganization
neurobiology and reason
possible non-world
primordial temporality and leveled-down time
problem of analogy
reorganization and invariance
residuum, the transcendental as
resistance to neuroscience
Ricœur, Paul
S
Schlosser, J.G.
self-organization
skeptical readings and contradictions
embryonic development as unpredictable
“formation without preformation”
methodological details
predispositions
“speculative realism”
spontaneity
subject, elaboration of
subjectivity, transcendental and empirical
surface and localization
synaptic selection and stabilization
systematic order and order of nature
systems of recognition theory
T
teleology “purposiveness”
“theory of neuronal group selection” (TNGS)
time/temporality and correlationism
dating and mathematics
epigenesis analogy
finitude
primordial and leveleddown/“vulgar”
schematism and objectivity
of thought
and the transcendental
transcendental and a priori
between censure and license
changeability/mutability of
and empiricism
hyper-normative and hypo-normative view
idealism
imagination
innate vs acquired/fabricated
intrication of biological and
manifold forms
origins of concepts
relinquishing see relinquishing the transcendental
as residuum
as surface structure
temporality
vector role
transcendental deduction impotence of
metaphysical and
“problem of Hume”
transcendental epigenesis, defining
truth, access to
V
variability/variety anthropological
of laws of nature
transcendental
see also invariance/immutability
vector role of the transcendental
“vital force”, concept of
W
Waddington, Conrad
Weil, Eric
West-Eberhard, Mary-Jane
“wholly other world”
Wolff, Caspar Friedrich
Wubnig, Judy
Z
Zammito, John
Zöller, Günter
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