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Beth Lordn sich ab. Jahraus jahrein hatte er noch gro?e Reisen unternommen; ein überlanger, zehnstündiger Fu?marsch in den Alpen 1882 nahm ihn sehr mit (?Am See?). Trost war ihm: ?Als ich so rüstig lief, da liefen / Die Verse nicht so gut wie jetzt? (?Trost?), und wirklich brachte ihm das Hochalter noch eine

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Beth Lordn sich ab. Jahraus jahrein hatte er noch gro?e Reisen unternommen; ein überlanger, zehnstündiger Fu?marsch in den Alpen 1882 nahm ihn sehr mit (?Am See?). Trost war ihm: ?Als ich so rüstig lief, da liefen / Die Verse nicht so gut wie jetzt? (?Trost?), und wirklich brachte ihm das Hochalter noch eine

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Beth Lordds from law and linguistics to logic.Offers a much needed st.This edited collection covers Friedrich Waismann‘s most influential contributions to twentieth-century philosophy of language: his concepts of open texture and language strata, his early criticism of verificationism and the analytic-synthe

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éza Kállay notes in what is also the very first evaluation of Waismann’s literary piece. It appeared in the Oxford literary journal . that was founded only two years earlier and is to this day one of the most distinguished British journals in literary criticism. Kállay points out that the journal’s

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Introduction,mple reason that Kant probably never read or considered Spinoza directly. Instead, his response to Spinoza is always mediated through the various interpretations of Spinozism that arose in the late eighteenth century. Kant’s understanding of, and subsequent response to, Spinozism was shaped by three

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,Jacobi’s Provocative Suggestion,g influence of Jacobi’s text, from his interpretation of Spinoza to his rejection of reason, connects . to Nietzsche, to twentieth-century French philosophy and beyond. This chapter starts by explaining how this text arose from the pantheism controversy of the 1780s. I then turn to Jacobi’s interpre

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Against Spinozistic Dogmatism, — to equate Spinoza’s position with Leibniz’s on the one hand, and with those of contemporary rationalists like Mendelssohn on the other. Kant already understood ‘Spinozism’ to name a dogmatic system that asserted the meta physical reality of a substance without intellect, will or freedom. Followin