Naturalism (and ‘objectivism’) which begins from the presumption of a given ‘ready-made world’ is opposed to transcendentalism which Husserl characterizes as follows: Transcendentalism, on the other hand, says: the ontic […]
We stand before the great question of the beginning. We are now nascent philosophers in the absolute situation. Behind us lies | VIII, 26/27 our previous scientific life with all […]
This inward-turned psychology stood in the service of the transcendental problem that had been awakened by Descartes, although this problem was not grasped in genuine form and properly formulated by […]
Υπερβατολογικός. Βασικός μεθοδολογικός όρος της καντιανής γνωσιοθεωρίας. – Υπερβατολογική λέγεται η γνώση που δεν ασχολείται με αντικείμενα αλλά με τον τρόπο της a priori γνώσης των αντικειμένων. Η υπερβατολογική φιλοσοφία […]
However, as a transcendental philosophy, Husserlian phenomenology is ultimately interested in the possibility conditions and foundations for justified knowledge (what Kant called the quid juris of our knowledge); not factual, […]
We get a preliminary description of what is required from Fink: “Our era can really attain to Husserl’s philosophy, which down to today is still unknown and ungrasped, only by […]
Schelling made use of Kant’s philosophy of organic nature in his philosophy of nature such that the organism produces itself through mutual interaction between the whole and its parts so […]
In Practical Philosophy, Will develops through three stages: 1) Drive (Trieb). The most primitive will or that of the lowest level, appears as drive. When will encounters objectivity and […]
The philosophy in this domain (=epistemology) attempts to investigate and grasp objective reality by means of pure self consciousness. Within self consciousness, the ideal power is in opposition to the […]
System des transzendentalen Idealism (1800) Philosophie der Kunst (Vorlesungen zu Jena 1802-1803) According to Schelling, philosophy of Nature attempts to teleologically comprehend the products of nature and to “deduce” them […]
