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АНАЛИТИЧЕСКОЕ СОДЕРЖАНИЕ

Часть I. ОНТОЛОГИЯ МЫСЛИ И АКСИОЛОГИЯ ИСТОРИИ

Глава 1. Онтология научного знания: Можно ли пройти между

Сциллой платонизма и Харибдой социологизма? — 6

Исходное противоречие — 6. Аргументы социологизма — 7. Аргументы

платонизма — 9. Обобщение и преодоление предпосылок — 10. Задача о

пропавшем долларе — 12. Четырехчастная онтология — 13. Определение и

обоснование чистых онтологических сфер — 14. Понятие гибридных

онтологических сфер — 18. Арифметика как концептуальная онтология — 19.

Какова природа «онтологического упрямства» научных истин? — 23.

Значимость и онтологический статус идеальных объектов — 26.

Глава 2. Роль идей в социально-историческом развитии: