Object, System, and Culture: The Marburg Neo-Kantian Reception of Kant
This paper argues that the Neo-Kantian reception of Kant’s concept of the object – particularly within the Marburg School – culminates in Ernst Cassirer’s Philosophy of Symbolic Forms as the legitimate completion of the critical project.
Gustavo Esparza
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Thomas Kuhn and Science Education: Learning from the Past and the Importance of History and Philosophy of Science. [PDF]
Matthews MR.
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Russian Neo-Kantianism: An External Perspective [PDF]
Belov, Vladimir N. +1 more
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Philosophical foundations for digital ethics and AI Ethics: a dignitarian approach. [PDF]
Hanna R, Kazim E.
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The general-relativistic case for super-substantivalism. [PDF]
Duerr PM, Calosi C.
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Does Meta-induction Justify Induction: Or Maybe Something Else? [PDF]
Pitts JB.
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Re-Thinking the World with Neutral Monism:Removing the Boundaries Between Mind, Matter, and Spacetime. [PDF]
Silberstein M, Stuckey W.
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Austrian economics without extreme apriorism: construing the fundamental axiom of praxeology as analytic. [PDF]
Linsbichler A.
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Phenomenological sociology in the framework of contemporary methodological debates
The article provides a review of the pivotal doctrines in the sphere of social sciences and humanities methodology, namely positivism (O. Comte, H. Spenser et al) and antipositivism (W. Dilthey, H. Rickert et al). In terms of E. Husserl's late philosophy
A S Ivanova
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