Metaphysics and Psychology are two of Brentano\'s main areas of interest in philosophy.
Eine historische Annaherung an einen schwierigen Fall.
L\'epistemologie de Brentano entre Evidenzphilosophie et pragmatisme
Thomas Binder, Der Nachlass Franz Brentanos.
Eine kritische Antwort auf Franz Brentanos Kritik des ontologischen Gottesbeweises
Paul Janssen, Die Gottesrede bei Brentano
Robin Rollinger, Brentano\'s Psychology from an Empirical Standpoint: Its Background and Conception
Guillaume Frechette, Deux aspects de l\'intentionnalite dans la Psychologie de Brentano
Denis Seron, The Fechner-Brentano Controversy on the Measurement of Sensation
Carlo Ierna, Brentano and Mathematics
Roberto Poli, Modes and Boundaries
Federico Boccaccini, La verite efficace.
Brentanos Ruckgriffe auf Thomas von Aquin in seiner Dissertation
Susan Krantz Gabriel, Heidegger\'s Question and the Fundamental Sense of Being in Brentano
Ion Tanasescu, Franz Brentano\'s Dissertation and the Problem of Intentionality
Josef Seifert, Uber das notwendige Dasein Gottes. eine gewisse kongeniale Denkweise.
Die Frage nach dem Ursprung der Kategorien
Dale Jacquette, Brentano on Aristotle s Categories: First Philosophy and the Manifold Senses of Being
Klaus Hedwig, ...
Jahrhunderts.
Taking into account both Brentano\'s published works, and the manuscripts of the dissertation and the Psychology, the contributions of this volume manage to emphasise unexplored aspects of Brentano\'s philosophy and stand witness to the complexity and the historical dimension of a legacy whose richness still awaits full discovery.
Table of Contents: Ion Tanasescu, Foreword
Edoardo Fugali, Trendelenburg, Brentano und die Aristoteles-Renaissance in der deutschen Philosophie des 19.
Generally, the papers emphasize a tendency in Brentanian research, which has become more conspicuous in the last two decades, and can be described as a gradual shift in focus from the specific problems of Brentano\'s late philosophy, towards his earlier philosophy, especially his first writings and manuscripts.
The studies comprising this volume examine the relevance of Brentano\'s dissertation, of his Metaphysics and Psychology for contemporary philosophical research.
At the same time, the dissertation, now celebrating the sesquicentennial of its first publication, was received beyond the immediate sphere of the Brentanian school, for its reading played a significant role in young Heidegger\'s thought on being, and thus in his development of a new type of phenomenology, distinct from the Husserlian one.
As such, these works were not only significant contributions to the German Aristotelianism of the second half of the XIXth century, but they also played an important role in the development of Brentano\'s later philosophy and in defining his school of thought.
His first writings, the dissertation On the Several Senses of Being in Aristotle (1862) and the habilitation thesis, The Psychology of Aristotle (1867), bear witness to the duality of his concerns.
Metaphysics and Psychology are two of Brentano\'s main areas of interest in philosophy
