Ordnung und Geschichte Band 10: Auf der Suche nach Ordnung

Name: Ordnung und Geschichte Band 10: Auf der Suche nach Ordnung
Author: Voegelin

2004

by Voegelin

Eric VoegelinPolitical PhilosophyAncient PhilosophyPhenomenologyGeorg Wilhelm Friedrich HegelPlatoAnthropologyIdeologyAristotleImmanuel KantKarl MarxSpeculationFriedrich NietzscheEdmund Husserl

Table of Contents · 65 segments

Publication and Series Front Matterbibliography

General Table of Contentsbibliography

Analytical Table of Contents for Chapter 1bibliography

Analytical Contents Continued: Chapter 2 Outlineessay

Editors' Preliminary Noteessay

Foreword by Lissy Voegelinessay

Chapter 1, §1: Where Does the Beginning Begin?theoretical

Chapter 1, §2: The Paradox of Consciousnesstheoretical

Chapter 1, §3: The Consciousness-Reality-Language Complextheoretical

Chapter 1, §4: The Beginning of Genesis 1theoretical

Excursus on Conventional Misunderstandingstheoretical

Chapter 1, §5: The True Storytheoretical

Chapter 1, §6: The Story Begins in the Middletheoretical

Chapter 1, §7: The Plurality of Middlestheoretical

Chapter 1, §8: Definite Thinghood and Indefinite Diversificationtheoretical

Chapter 1, §9: Formative Parousia and Deformationtheoretical

Chapter 1, §10: Existential Revolttheoretical

Chapter 1, §11: Imaginationtheoretical

Chapter 1, §12: Symbols of Reflective Distance, Remembering, and Forgettingtheoretical

Chapter 1, §12.1: Validity in the Context of Meditationtheoretical

Chapter 1, §12.2: Validity in the Context of Historical Equivalencestheoretical

Chapter 1, §12.3: Reflective Distancetheoretical

Excursus on the Rescue of Symbolstheoretical

Chapter 2 Introduction: Reflective Distance vs. Reflective Identitytheoretical

Chapter 2, §1: The German Revolution of Consciousnesstheoretical

Chapter 2, §2 Hegel I: System vs. Existential Tensiontheoretical

The Ambiguity of Dialectictheoretical

The Deformation of Periagogetheoretical

The Inversion of Formation and Deformationtheoretical

Pronominal Languagetheoretical

Hegel’s Pronouns and Plato’s Namestheoretical

The Inversion of Consciousness into Unconsciousnesstheoretical

The Public Unconscious in Jung and Kerényitheoretical

The Act of Imaginative Forgettingtheoretical

Self-Analysis of Activist Consciousnesstheoretical

The Trauma of the Orthodox Milieutheoretical

God as the Meaningless Soundtheoretical

Ambiguity and Paradoxical Validitytheoretical

God: The Experience of His Deaththeoretical

Mortality and Immortality of the Godstheoretical

Speaking of the Gods: Death, Parousia, and Memorytheoretical

Hesiod’s Mnemosyne and the Parousia of the Musestheoretical

The Muses Remind the Gods of Their Divinitychapter

The Story of Divine Things: Ta Eontachapter

Hesiod’s Vision of Reality: Ambiguity, Polytheism, and Divine Aurachapter

Hesiod’s Future: Leibniz, Bonaventure, and the Deformation of the Beyondchapter

Remembering Reality: From Homeric Seer to Hesiodic Singerchapter

Parmenides and the Singular To Eonchapter

Plato’s To Pan and the Cosmological Structure of the Timaeuschapter

Plato’s Timaeus: Polar Symbols and the Paradox of Languagechapter

Paradoxical Language, the One Cosmos, and Monōsischapter

The Beyond, Parousia, and the Tension between One God and Many Godschapter

Space, Thing-Reality, and the Meditative Way in the Timaeuschapter

No Absolute in the Timaeus: Demiurge, Chôra, and the Divine Mysterychapter

Person Indexbibliography

Translator’s Notes: Editorial and Translation Principlesfootnotes

Translator’s Notes to Pages 19–67footnotes

Translator’s Notes to Pages 68–127footnotes

Afterword: Voegelin’s Philosophical Testament and Anamnesisessay

Afterword: Meditative Exegesis, Complexes, Language, and Imaginationessay

Afterword: Hegel, Hesiod, Plato, and the Flow of Presenceessay

Afterword: Hesiod, Plato, and the Unfinished Story of Orderessay

Afterword Conclusion: Remembering Reality and the Search for Order in Ourselvesessay

Opening of Editorial Literature Referencesbibliography

Bibliographic References for Auf der Suche nach Ordnung and the Afterwordbibliography