The chapter on the "temporalizing" of the titular concept discusses the work of Robinet (roh-bee-nay) and Bonnet (bow-nay), while the previous chapter considers "some aspects of eighteenth-century biology."  
The chapter on the "temporalizing" of the titular concept discusses the work of Robinet (roh-bee-nay) and Bonnet (bow-nay), while the previous chapter considers "some aspects of eighteenth-century biology."  In the chapter on romanticism, we see that the titular concept led to the "discovery of the intrinsic value of diversity," as seen in the writings of Schlegel and Schleiermacher.  The chapter on "conflicts in medieval thought" notes that the idea of infinitesimal gradation didn't cohere with the goal of spurning the natural world in favor of heaven.  The first chapter discusses the "study of the history of ideas," while the second looks at the genesis of the titular idea in Greek philosophy.  FTP, identify this concept which states that the universe consists of an infinite and continuous succession of degrees of reality, whose history was told in a book by Arthur Lovejoy.
The chapter on the "temporalizing" of the titular concept discusses the work of Robinet (roh-bee-nay) and Bonnet (bow-nay), while the previous chapter considers "some aspects of eighteenth-century biology."  
the Great Chain of Being