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Há 3 dias · En este tenor, el filósofo alemán Wilhelm Windelband, en su discurso rectoral de 1894 en Estrasburgo, Alemania, objetó la división de las ciencias planteada por Dilthey bajo premisas ontológicas, afirmando que, aunque el historiador tiene la ventaja de “revivir” o “reproducir” en su interior los hechos culturales, esto ...
Há 2 dias · This movement was especially influential on 19th century German academic philosophy (and also continental philosophy as a whole). Some important figures include: Hermann Cohen (1842–1918), Wilhelm Windelband (1848–1914), Ernst Cassirer, Hermann von Helmholtz, Eduard Zeller, Leonard Nelson, Heinrich Rickert, and Friedrich Albert ...
Há 3 dias · Gómez Romero, Isidro. “Concepto y método de la Historia de la Filosofía en la obra de Wilhem Windelband.” Anales del Seminario de Historia de la Filosofía vol.1 (1980): 219-239. Gouhier, Henri. La pensée religieuse de Descartes. Paris: Vrin, 1925. Halphen, Louis. “Les universités au XIIIe siècle. I. La conquête de l’autonomie.”
Há 5 dias · Since its beginnings psychiatry controversely debated about the appropriate concept of illness, about nosology and the diagnostic terms and procedures based upon it. This paper discusses the approa...
Há 23 horas · This paper studies Heinrich Rickert’s Neo-Kantian interpretation of the beginning of philosophy as a correlation between subject and object. Firstly, we reconstruct the problematic background of Rickert’s interpretation of the problem of beginning and his distinction between three meanings of the concepto of ‘beginning’.
Há 5 dias · In the Tractatus theologico-politicus (TTP), Spinoza announced a method of reading the Bible that was modeled on the philosopher’s method of understanding nature: “[T]he method of interpreting Scripture does not differ at all from the method of interpreting nature” (TTP VII 6). 1 In order to uncover the truths of their disciplines, both the philosopher and the exegete needed to first ...
Há 5 dias · Uncover Hidden Gems of “The Bronx Nobody Knows”. William Helmreich accomplished a feat that few people can brag about. He walked every street in New York City’s five boroughs, a total of ...
