Theory and Practice

I Transformations of Concepts.- I. Types of Knowing.- II. Echoing the Classical Distinctions.- III. Craftsmanship as Knowledge.- IV. Reason and Its Realization.- V. Theory, Praxis, and Speculation.- VI. History Replacing Speculation.- VII. Systems of Thought and Their Consequences.- Two Understanding and Activity.- VIII. Residues and Seeds.- IX. The Ways of the Understanding.- X. Discernment.- XI. Underivable Contents.- XII. Events and Acts.- XIII. Non-Preferential Primacy.- XIV. The Ethical Deed.- XV. The Technical Act and Technology.- Index of Names.- Index of Subjects.

I Transformations of Concepts. - I. Types of Knowing. - II. Echoing the Classical Distinctions. - III. Craftsmanship as Knowledge. - IV. Reason and Its Realization. - V. Theory, Praxis, and Speculation. - VI. History Replacing Speculation. - VII. Systems of Thought and Their Consequences. - Two Understanding and Activity. - VIII. Residues and Seeds. - IX. The Ways of the Understanding. - X. Discernment. - XI. Underivable Contents. - XII. Events and Acts. - XIII. Non-Preferential Primacy. - XIV. The Ethical Deed. - XV. The Technical Act and Technology. - Index of Names. - Index of Subjects.