Value
Sources and Readings on a Key Concept of the Globalized World
Biographical note
Ivo De Gennaro is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano. He has published Logos – Heidegger lies Heraklit (2001), Dasein : Da-sein. Tradurre la parola del pensiero (with G. Zaccaria, 2007) and The Weirdness of Being (2011).
Readership
All those interested in value theory, ethics and moral philosophy, the history of ideas, the history of philosophical concepts, as well as philosophers and classical philologists.
Table of contents
Contributors include: Giuseppe Barzaghi, Robert Bees, Maurizio Borghi, Robert Carter, Ivo De Gennaro, Jürgen Gedinat, Thomas Kalary, Sergiusz Kazmierski, Detlef Liebs, Ralf Lüfter, Mark Michalski, Joe Sachs, Frank Schalow, Alexandre Schild, Thomas A. Szlezák, Panos Theodorou, Klaus Vieweg, Harro von Senger, Mark D. White, Gino Zaccaria.
PART I
CLASSICAL SOURCES ON VALUE
1. The Golden Mean in Classical and Homeric Greece
Joe Sachs
2. Platons Philosophie der Werte
Thomas Alexander Szlezák
3. Reason and Human Character in Aristotle’s Ethics
Joe Sachs
4. Römische Gerechtigkeit durch fairen Prozess, Juristen mit Autorität und allgemeingültige Maßstäbe
Detlev Liebs
5. Autarkie der Tugend. Zum Wertbegriff der Stoa.
Robert Bees
6. Ex datis. Zu Leibniz’ Integralität
Jürgen Gedinat
7. Kant and the Question of Values
Frank Schalow
8. Die Urteilslehre als logischer Grund der Moralität – Moralisches Urteilen in Hegels praktischer Philosophie
Klaus Vieweg
9. L’Être au Péril de la Valeur. Au vue des présupposés philosophiques de la critique marxienne des valeurs
Alexandre Schild
10. Nietzsche: Value and the Economy of the Will to Power
Ivo De Gennaro
11. Vom Wert des Erotischen. Überlegungen zur Philosophie Heinrich Rickerts
Mark Michalski
12. Husserl’s Original Project for a Normative Phenomenology of Emotions and Values
Panos Theodorou
PART II
READINGS ON VALUE AND ECONOMICS, CULTURE AND KNOWLEDGE
A. VALUE AND ECONOMICS
13. Vom Wert der Dinge. Die Chremata des Xenophon
Jürgen Gedinat
14. Νόμισμα – Ein Beitrag zum Verständnis von Geld und Wert bei Aristoteles
Sergiusz Kazmierski
15. Value in Economics: Accentuate the Qualitative, But Don’t Eliminate the Quantitative
Mark D. White
B. VALUE AND OTHER CULTURES
16. La commozione come filosofia del valore. Saper nuotare negli affetti
Giuseppe Barzaghi
17. Japanese Values
Robert Carter
18. In Search for Alternate Paradigms of Values: A Glance at the Foundations of Value-Discourse in Indian Thought
Thomas Kalary
19. “Wert” in China
Harro von Senger
C. VALUE AND KNOWLEDGE
20. Knowledge, Information and Values in the Age of Mass Digitisation……………..
Maurizio Borghi
21. Wissen und Information. Die informationstechnische Bestimmung des Wissens
Ralf Lüfter
22. The Dictatorship of Value
Ivo De Gennaro, Gino Zaccaria
23. Il progetto del mondo
Gino Zaccaria
Notes on Contributors
Index
PART I
CLASSICAL SOURCES ON VALUE
1. The Golden Mean in Classical and Homeric Greece
Joe Sachs
2. Platons Philosophie der Werte
Thomas Alexander Szlezák
3. Reason and Human Character in Aristotle’s Ethics
Joe Sachs
4. Römische Gerechtigkeit durch fairen Prozess, Juristen mit Autorität und allgemeingültige Maßstäbe
Detlev Liebs
5. Autarkie der Tugend. Zum Wertbegriff der Stoa.
Robert Bees
6. Ex datis. Zu Leibniz’ Integralität
Jürgen Gedinat
7. Kant and the Question of Values
Frank Schalow
8. Die Urteilslehre als logischer Grund der Moralität – Moralisches Urteilen in Hegels praktischer Philosophie
Klaus Vieweg
9. L’Être au Péril de la Valeur. Au vue des présupposés philosophiques de la critique marxienne des valeurs
Alexandre Schild
10. Nietzsche: Value and the Economy of the Will to Power
Ivo De Gennaro
11. Vom Wert des Erotischen. Überlegungen zur Philosophie Heinrich Rickerts
Mark Michalski
12. Husserl’s Original Project for a Normative Phenomenology of Emotions and Values
Panos Theodorou
PART II
READINGS ON VALUE AND ECONOMICS, CULTURE AND KNOWLEDGE
A. VALUE AND ECONOMICS
13. Vom Wert der Dinge. Die Chremata des Xenophon
Jürgen Gedinat
14. Νόμισμα – Ein Beitrag zum Verständnis von Geld und Wert bei Aristoteles
Sergiusz Kazmierski
15. Value in Economics: Accentuate the Qualitative, But Don’t Eliminate the Quantitative
Mark D. White
B. VALUE AND OTHER CULTURES
16. La commozione come filosofia del valore. Saper nuotare negli affetti
Giuseppe Barzaghi
17. Japanese Values
Robert Carter
18. In Search for Alternate Paradigms of Values: A Glance at the Foundations of Value-Discourse in Indian Thought
Thomas Kalary
19. “Wert” in China
Harro von Senger
C. VALUE AND KNOWLEDGE
20. Knowledge, Information and Values in the Age of Mass Digitisation……………..
Maurizio Borghi
21. Wissen und Information. Die informationstechnische Bestimmung des Wissens
Ralf Lüfter
22. The Dictatorship of Value
Ivo De Gennaro, Gino Zaccaria
23. Il progetto del mondo
Gino Zaccaria
Notes on Contributors
Index
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