This position combines transcendental realism with a critique of mainstream economics.
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Von Hartmann called his philosophy a transcendental realism, because in it he professed to reach by means of ego alone, and the existence of things outside experience must be posited.
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Transcendental realism attempts to establish that in order for scientific investigation to take place, the object of that investigation must have real, manipulable, internal mechanisms that can be " actualised " to produce particular outcomes.
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Beiser divides up the mature form of Schelling's " Naturphilosophie " into the attitudes of transcendental realism ( nature's independence of consciousness ) and transcendental naturalism ( nature's inclusion of the rational subject ).
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The philosophy began life as what Bhaskar called'Transcendental Realism'in " A Realist Theory of Science " ( 1975 ), which he extended into the social sciences as'Critical Naturalism'in " The Possibility of Naturalism " ( 1978 ).
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The term'Critical Realism'is an elision of Transcendental Realism and Critical Naturalism, that has been subsequently accepted by Bhaskar after being proposed by others, partly because of its appropriate connotations; Critical Realism shares certain dimensions with German Critical Theory ( see the Frankfurt School ).
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Rist has argued that the most coherent and sound form of ethical realism is what he calls'transcendental realism,'that is, realism grounded in transcendent standards for morality, and thus in a metaphysics of morals that is in some sense'Platonic .'Unlike Iris Murdoch's slightly earlier work proposing Platonic metaphysics as a guide to morals, with which it shares some sympathies, Rist's project has been to show that in order for an ethics to be realist, it must be theistic, that is, grounded in a divine principle that is metaphysically real.
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