Austrian Philosophy and the Brentano School 7
1.
The Rise of Scientific Philosophy
2.
Philosophy and Politics
3.
The Neurath-Haller Thesis
4.
The School of Franz Brentano
5.
Brentano's Philosophy: A Preliminary Outline
Franz
Brentano I: On Mind and Its Objects 37
1.
Intentionality
2.
The Psychology of Aristotle
3.
Psychology from an Empirical Standpoint
4.
The Unity of the Soul
5.
From Psychology to Ontology
Franz Brentano II: On Substance and Accident
64
1.
Brentano's Metaphysics
2.
Mutual and One-Sided Separability
3.
Aristotle on Separability
4.
Brentano on Separability
5.
Mereological Potentialism vs. Mereological Actualism
6.
Places and Times
Anton Marty: On Being and Truth 87
1.
Brentano and Marty
2.
Stumpf, Cantor and the Doctrine of Immanence
3.
Bases and Operations
4.
Collectives and Relations
5.
Space
6.
States of Affairs
7.
A Correspondence Theory of Intentionality
8.
The Martian Theory of Truth
9.
On Value‑Contents, Fictions and Linguistic For
Alexius Meinong and Stephan Witasek: On Art and Its Objects
130
1.
Meinong and the Problem of Non-Veridical Intentionality
2.
The Phantasy Modification
3.
The Marks of Phantasy Phenomena
4.
The Aesthetics of the Graz School
5.
Aesthetic Pleasure
6.
Art and Illusion
7.
Gestalt and Expression
8.
Empathy and Sympathy
9.
Musical Presentations
Kasimir Twardowski: On Content and Object 160
1.
Twardowski and Polish Philosophy
2.
On the Absolute Theory of Truth
3.
The Theory of the General Object
4.
Sachverhalt vs. Judgment-Content: Immanence and Idealism
5.
Process and Product
6.
From Psychology to Logic
Tadeusz Kotarbinski:
On Things and their Phases 201
1.
The Development of Reism
2.
Reism and Truth
3.
Kotarbinskian
Psychology
4.
The Aristotelian Concept of Thing
5.
Time and Tense
6.
In Defence of a Bicategorial Ontology
7.
Kotarbinski and
Brentano
8.
The Varieties of Reism
Christian von Ehrenfels I: On the Theory of Gestalt
255
1.
The Theory of Gestalt Qualities
2.
Husserl, Meinong, Stumpf
3.
The Graz Production Theory
4.
The Berlin School
5.
On the Parsing of Ontological Structure
6.
Conclusion
Christian von Ehrenfels II: On Value and Desire
295
1.
Foundations of a General Theory of Value
2.
The Relation between Desire and Feeling
3.
The Objects of Desire
4.
On the Nature of Values
5.
The Struggle for Existence among Values
Carl Menger: On Austrian Philosophy and Austrian Economics 313
1.
The Intellectual Background of Austrian Economics
2.
A Priori and Analytic Truths
3.
Linguistics and Economics
4.
Ludwig von Mises and the Synthetic A Priori
5.
Two Kinds of Subjectivism
6.
Austrian Aristotelianism
7.
Aristotelianism in the Social Sciences
8.
Fallibilistic Apriorism
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