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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - Scientific Study from the year 2021 in the subject Philosophy - Theoretical (Realisation, Science, Logic, Language), University of Catania (Department of Sciences of Formation), language: English, abstract: This work, which is the result of a series of studies dating back to my first Polish stay at the 'Adam Mickiewicz' University in Poznan in 2008 and which is the most updated version of the edition published for the first time in Italian in 2016, would never have been completed without the vital human and material support of Professor Francesco Coniglione of the University of Catania.Polish philosophy of the twentieth century provided original and fundamental contributions to the development of the most important questions of logic, epistemology, and philosophy that for a long time have kept occupied the most acute minds of Western culture. However, due to a series of barriers that are very difficult to break down, few people know that many of the most important philosophical and logical-epistemological themes provided to us by the authors mentioned above have been widely and simultaneously dealt with by the leading exponents of twentieth-century Polish philosophy, who have anticipated and developed some of the most important logical-epistemological reflections of the twentieth century; moreover, some of them have become promoters and creators of the so-called idealizational conception of science.The idealizational conception of science was developed and elaborated with greater awareness and systematicity by the Polish philosopher Leszek Nowak (object of study of this work) and by the other methodologists of the Poznan School. So, in this work I will consider Nowak's idealizational approach to science, the distinction between abstraction and idealization and the relationship of Nowak's approach with contemporary epistemology. …

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Hardback. Zustand: New. Philosophy was always outstretched between mythos and logos. In different historical periods the proportions between these two constituents of philosophical thought were shaped differently. Papers gathered in this book examine these two poles of philosophical thinking treated not in oppositional, but in supplementary way.This volume explores the dynamic interplay between rational inquiry and mythical imagination in the philosophical thought of Francesco Coniglione. It presents a collection of essays that engage directly with his ideas by expanding and reinterpreting them in creative ways. Drawing on traditions from Plato to Popper and from Cassirer to Fleck, contributors examine how philosophical knowledge is shaped not only by explicit concepts and theories but also by semiotic structures, such as myths, metaphors, and parables, that underlie human understanding. The volume is structured around two complementary poles: the rational foundations of philosophy and its mythic dimensions. Some essays engage with critical realism, idealisation, and the epistemological legacy of the Milan School, while others wrestle with the social and institutional milieux of science including reflections on artificial intelligence and academic culture. It is through this rich dialogue that the book's contributions reveal how Coniglione's work bridges analytic rigor with cultural depth to offer a holistic vision of knowledge. This volume is essential reading for scholars interested in the intersection of philosophy, science, and society, and for those seeking to understand how myth and reason continue to shape our intellectual ecosystem. - Joseph Ulatowski, University of Waikato, New Zealand.…

Hardback. Zustand: New. Philosophical work can be analyzed from two points of view, the historical and the systematic one. Papers gathered in this book examine the work of Francesco Coniglione from these two poles of philosophical analysis. From the historical point of view, the contributors ask what Coniglione meant when he made certain statements. From the systematic point of view, a given statement is ascribed a particular meaning because it provides the answer to the interpreter's questions, which are culturally significant for the interpreter himself and the society he is living in.This volume gathers work that highlights the interpretive dimensions of philosophical inquiry by focusing on historical and systematic interpretation in the corpus of Francesco Coniglione. While historical interpretation seeks to reconstruct an author's original intent within its biographical and cultural context, systematic interpretation reconfigures philosophical ideas in light of contemporary concerns, thereby emphasising logical coherence and relevance over fidelity to historical events. Through this lens, the volume examines enduring debates and illustrates how divergent interpretive approaches yield contrasting philosophical insights. The essays are organised into two parts. In the first part, contributions address the historical contexts of philosophy, and in the second contributors show how cultural and social frameworks shape philosophical reflection. Coniglione's work, as you may expect, remains a guiding presence, and his works inspire discussions across epistemology, ontology, science studies, and the history of Polish analytic philosophy. This volume - which also contains a rich and analytical discussion by Francesco Coniglione of the included contributions, which deepens and further enriches the framework of his thought - invites readers to consider how interpretation itself becomes a philosophical act, one that bridges past and present, author and reader, reason and myth. It is an essential companion for scholars interested in the evolving methods of philosophical analysis and the cultural embeddedness of philosophical thought. - Joseph Ulatowski, University of Waikato, New Zealand.…

Hardback. Zustand: New. Philosophy was always outstretched between mythos and logos. In different historical periods the proportions between these two constituents of philosophical thought were shaped differently. Papers gathered in this book examine these two poles of philosophical thinking treated not in oppositional, but in supplementary way.This volume explores the dynamic interplay between rational inquiry and mythical imagination in the philosophical thought of Francesco Coniglione. It presents a collection of essays that engage directly with his ideas by expanding and reinterpreting them in creative ways. Drawing on traditions from Plato to Popper and from Cassirer to Fleck, contributors examine how philosophical knowledge is shaped not only by explicit concepts and theories but also by semiotic structures, such as myths, metaphors, and parables, that underlie human understanding. The volume is structured around two complementary poles: the rational foundations of philosophy and its mythic dimensions. Some essays engage with critical realism, idealisation, and the epistemological legacy of the Milan School, while others wrestle with the social and institutional milieux of science including reflections on artificial intelligence and academic culture. It is through this rich dialogue that the book's contributions reveal how Coniglione's work bridges analytic rigor with cultural depth to offer a holistic vision of knowledge. This volume is essential reading for scholars interested in the intersection of philosophy, science, and society, and for those seeking to understand how myth and reason continue to shape our intellectual ecosystem. - Joseph Ulatowski, University of Waikato, New Zealand.…

Hardback. Zustand: New. Philosophical work can be analyzed from two points of view, the historical and the systematic one. Papers gathered in this book examine the work of Francesco Coniglione from these two poles of philosophical analysis. From the historical point of view, the contributors ask what Coniglione meant when he made certain statements. From the systematic point of view, a given statement is ascribed a particular meaning because it provides the answer to the interpreter's questions, which are culturally significant for the interpreter himself and the society he is living in.This volume gathers work that highlights the interpretive dimensions of philosophical inquiry by focusing on historical and systematic interpretation in the corpus of Francesco Coniglione. While historical interpretation seeks to reconstruct an author's original intent within its biographical and cultural context, systematic interpretation reconfigures philosophical ideas in light of contemporary concerns, thereby emphasising logical coherence and relevance over fidelity to historical events. Through this lens, the volume examines enduring debates and illustrates how divergent interpretive approaches yield contrasting philosophical insights. The essays are organised into two parts. In the first part, contributions address the historical contexts of philosophy, and in the second contributors show how cultural and social frameworks shape philosophical reflection. Coniglione's work, as you may expect, remains a guiding presence, and his works inspire discussions across epistemology, ontology, science studies, and the history of Polish analytic philosophy. This volume - which also contains a rich and analytical discussion by Francesco Coniglione of the included contributions, which deepens and further enriches the framework of his thought - invites readers to consider how interpretation itself becomes a philosophical act, one that bridges past and present, author and reader, reason and myth. It is an essential companion for scholars interested in the evolving methods of philosophical analysis and the cultural embeddedness of philosophical thought. - Joseph Ulatowski, University of Waikato, New Zealand.…

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Philosophical work can be analyzed from two points of view, the historical and the systematic one. Papers gathered in this book examine the work of Francesco Coniglione from these two poles of philosophical analysis. From the historical point of view, the contributors ask what Coniglione meant when he made certain statements. From the systematic point of view, a given statement is ascribed a particular meaning because it provides the answer to the interpreter's questions, which are culturally significant for the interpreter himself and the society he is living in. This volume gathers work that highlights the interpretive dimensions of philosophical inquiry by focusing on historical and systematic interpretation in the corpus of Francesco Coniglione. While historical interpretation seeks to reconstruct an author's original intent within its biographical and cultural context, systematic interpretation reconfigures philosophical ideas in light of contemporary concerns, thereby emphasising logical coherence and relevance over fidelity to historical events. Through this lens, the volume examines enduring debates and illustrates how divergent interpretive approaches yield contrasting philosophical insights. The essays are organised into two parts. In the first part, contributions address the historical contexts of philosophy, and in the second contributors show how cultural and social frameworks shape philosophical reflection. Coniglione's work, as you may expect, remains a guiding presence, and his works inspire discussions across epistemology, ontology, science studies, and the history of Polish analytic philosophy. This volume - which also contains a rich and analytical discussion by Francesco Coniglione of the included contributions, which deepens and further enriches the framework of his thought - invites readers to consider how interpretation itself becomes a philosophical act, one that bridges past and present, author and reader, reason and myth. It is an essential companion for scholars interested in the evolving methods of philosophical analysis and the cultural embeddedness of philosophical thought. - Joseph Ulatowski, University of Waikato, New Zealand.…

Zustand: NEW. Sesto San Giovanni: Mimesis, 2023 9791222304748 809 460 p. : ill. col. b/n, indice ; 22 cm. La centralità di Platone nella Scuola di Marburgo costituisce l'oggetto principale di questo lavoro, col quale ci si propone di analizzare non soltanto le proposte ermeneutiche avanzate da Cohen e Natorp, ma anche, in maniera esaustiva, il sottosuolo platonico presente nella riflessione di Ernst Cassirer. Le ricerche sul filosofo ateniese condotte da Cohen e Natorp puntavano, da un lato, alla messa in luce di una linea di sviluppo storico che da Platone, progressivamente, conduce a Kant, attraverso la mediazione di Descartes e Leibniz e, dall'altro, agli aspetti squisitamente logico-gnoseologici della dottrina delle idee squarciandone il velo mitico. In Cassirer assistiamo sì a una ricezione di questi aspetti fondamentali del Platone di Marburgo, incanalati, tuttavia, verso un'analisi strutturale dei Fakta della cultura. Nel suo rapporto col filosofo ateniese - costante e intenso sia pur in un gioco tra "detto" e "non detto" - Cassirer fa propri alcuni aspetti del Platone di Marburgo in vista di una sua estensione a più ampie e articolate ricerche di storia delle idee, storia della scienza, estetica, politica e antropologia. Tuttavia, il pensatore di Breslavia, lungi dal rimanere vincolato agli studi platonici dei suoi due maestri, mostra, sin dall'inizio del suo apprendistato filosofico, una precoce maturità speculativa, unitamente a una proposta ermeneutica originale e indirizzata a diversi ambiti disciplinari. In questo lavoro sono indagati non soltanto i punti di.…

Brossura. Zustand: new. A cura di Borbone G.Milano, 2023; br., pp. 1024, cm 15x21.(Il Pensiero Occidentale). Per la prima volta in traduzione italiana - e con testo a fronte - le lezioni inedite sulla filosofia antica di Ernst Cassirer. La traduzione è stata condotta sui manoscritti conservati presso la Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library della Yale University. Il volume comprende i testi delle lezioni tenute da Cassirer a Oxford (1935) e a Yale (1942), con le quali il filosofo delle forme simboliche guida i suoi studenti a riflettere sulle grandi questioni dell'uomo. In un viaggio che dagli Ionici giunge sino al Neoplatonismo Cassirer mostra la necessità di guardare sempre ai Greci, perché è in essi che "sentiamo" la giovinezza stessa dell'umanità. Libro.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Wissenschaftlicher Aufsatz aus dem Jahr 2019 im Fachbereich Philosophie - Theoretische (Erkenntnis, Wissenschaft, Logik, Sprache), Universität Catania (Dipartimento di Scienze della Formazione), Sprache: Deutsch, Abstract: Normalerweise haben sich die meisten Kritiker auf generische Weise nur auf die Cassirerianische Analyse der Abstraktion oder auf Aspekte im Zusammenhang mit seiner neokantinischen Lesart der Relativitätstheorie und der Quantenphysik konzentriert, ohne jedoch sowohl dem Konzept der Idealisierung und ihrem allgemeinen Wissenschaftsmodell besondere Aufmerksamkeit zu schenken, was dazu führte, dass das gesamte epistemologische Denken des Philosophen fragmentiert oder von einigen Aspekten befreit wurde, die einer weiteren kritischen Untersuchung würdig sind. Aus diesem Grund wird der Autor in dieser Arbeit seine Aufmerksamkeit sowohl auf den Begriff der Idealisierung in Cassirer als auch auf das Wissenschaftsmodell richten, das er in seinem letzten großen erkenntnistheoretischen Werk 'Determinismus und Indeterminismus in der modernen Physik' vorgeschlagen hat.Die erkenntnistheoretische Trilogie von Ernst Cassirer - 'Substanzbegriff und Funktionsbegriff' (1910), 'Zur Einsteinschen Relativitätstheorie' (1921) und 'Determinismus und Indeterminismus' (1937) - ist westlichen Wissenschaftlern sicherlich nicht unbekannt. Ein Teil der jüngsten Literatur hat ihm einige kritische Reflexionen gewidmet, von denen einige von großem Interesse und spekulativer Tiefe sind. Der bekannteste Aspekt von Cassirers epistemologischem Denken ist zweifellos dieser Knotenpunkt im Übergang vom Substanzbegriff zu dem der Funktion. Historisch gesehen geschieht dies mit der Verdrängung des aristotelisch-ptolemäischen Konzepts des Universums durch die galiläische Physik. Hier erscheint zum ersten Mal, oder zumindest in seiner ausgereiftesten Form, die Konstruktion einer neuen Wissenschaft, wenn auch von einem alten Subjekt geprägt.Cassirer erfasst nicht nur mit großer Entschlossenheit die fruchtbarsten Aspekte der galiläischen Methode, sondern hebt auch den Prozess der Bildung von Konzepten hervor, der ihre Entwicklung ermöglicht hat. Bekanntlich konzentriert und analysiert Cassirer in seinem ersten großen theoretischen Werk die Begriffsbildung der genauen Naturwissenschaft, insbesondere in dem Kapitel zur Analyse der aristotelischen Abstraktion. Er kritisiert besonders vehement deren Sterilität und damit die Unmöglichkeit, die Bedürfnisse der wissenschaftlichen Methodik zu befriedigen, da die reife Wissenschaft weniger mit Abstraktionen arbeitet, die mit induktiven Mitteln gewonnen werden, sondern mit Idealisierungen, die in der Lage sind, die Hindernisse der Materie zu differenzieren.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - Essay aus dem Jahr 2020 im Fachbereich Philosophie - Philosophie des 19. Jahrhunderts, Universität Catania (Department of Sciences of Formation), Sprache: Deutsch, Abstract: In dieser Arbeit werden wir einen bestimmten Aspekt von Husserls Denken untersuchen, aber nicht aus diesem Grund einfachnur Accessoire, das sich insbesondere mit der Bildung wissenschaftlicher Konzepte im Lichte seines phänomenologischenAnsatzes befasst. Wir haben uns zum Ziel gesetzt, zunächst die Bedeutung hervorzuheben, die Husserl den sogenannten Essenzen beimisst, die der Wissenschaftler bei der Erforschung von Naturphänomenen erfasst. Letztere, die weit davon entfernt sind, einer einfachen empirischen Verallgemeinerung unterworfen zu sein, werden in ihrer Reinheit durch eine bewusste Arbeitder Modellierung der Realität erfasst, deren Ergebnis in dem gipfelt, was der mährische Philosoph als idealisierende Bestimmungen oder Fiktionen bezeichnet.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -Scientific Study from the year 2021 in the subject Philosophy - Theoretical (Realisation, Science, Logic, Language), University of Catania (Department of Sciences of Formation), language: English, abstract: This work, which is the result of a series of studies dating back to my first Polish stay at the 'Adam Mickiewicz' University in Poznan in 2008 and which is the most updated version of the edition published for the first time in Italian in 2016, would never have been completed without the vital human and material support of Professor Francesco Coniglione of the University of Catania.Polish philosophy of the twentieth century provided original and fundamental contributions to the development of the most important questions of logic, epistemology, and philosophy that for a long time have kept occupied the most acute minds of Western culture. However, due to a series of barriers that are very difficult to break down, few people know that many of the most important philosophical and logical-epistemological themes provided to us by the authors mentioned above have been widely and simultaneously dealt with by the leading exponents of twentieth-century Polish philosophy, who have anticipated and developed some of the most important logical-epistemological reflections of the twentieth century; moreover, some of them have become promoters and creators of the so-called idealizational conception of science.The idealizational conception of science was developed and elaborated with greater awareness and systematicity by the Polish philosopher Leszek Nowak (object of study of this work) and by the other methodologists of the Poznan School. So, in this work I will consider Nowak's idealizational approach to science, the distinction between abstraction and idealization and the relationship of Nowak's approach with contemporary epistemology. 236 pp. Englisch. …

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -Wissenschaftlicher Aufsatz aus dem Jahr 2019 im Fachbereich Philosophie - Theoretische (Erkenntnis, Wissenschaft, Logik, Sprache), Universität Catania (Dipartimento di Scienze della Formazione), Sprache: Deutsch, Abstract: Normalerweise haben sich die meisten Kritiker auf generische Weise nur auf die Cassirerianische Analyse der Abstraktion oder auf Aspekte im Zusammenhang mit seiner neokantinischen Lesart der Relativitätstheorie und der Quantenphysik konzentriert, ohne jedoch sowohl dem Konzept der Idealisierung und ihrem allgemeinen Wissenschaftsmodell besondere Aufmerksamkeit zu schenken, was dazu führte, dass das gesamte epistemologische Denken des Philosophen fragmentiert oder von einigen Aspekten befreit wurde, die einer weiteren kritischen Untersuchung würdig sind. Aus diesem Grund wird der Autor in dieser Arbeit seine Aufmerksamkeit sowohl auf den Begriff der Idealisierung in Cassirer als auch auf das Wissenschaftsmodell richten, das er in seinem letzten großen erkenntnistheoretischen Werk 'Determinismus und Indeterminismus in der modernen Physik' vorgeschlagen hat.Die erkenntnistheoretische Trilogie von Ernst Cassirer - 'Substanzbegriff und Funktionsbegriff' (1910), 'Zur Einsteinschen Relativitätstheorie' (1921) und 'Determinismus und Indeterminismus' (1937) - ist westlichen Wissenschaftlern sicherlich nicht unbekannt. Ein Teil der jüngsten Literatur hat ihm einige kritische Reflexionen gewidmet, von denen einige von großem Interesse und spekulativer Tiefe sind. Der bekannteste Aspekt von Cassirers epistemologischem Denken ist zweifellos dieser Knotenpunkt im Übergang vom Substanzbegriff zu dem der Funktion. Historisch gesehen geschieht dies mit der Verdrängung des aristotelisch-ptolemäischen Konzepts des Universums durch die galiläische Physik. Hier erscheint zum ersten Mal, oder zumindest in seiner ausgereiftesten Form, die Konstruktion einer neuen Wissenschaft, wenn auch von einem alten Subjekt geprägt.Cassirer erfasst nicht nur mit großer Entschlossenheit die fruchtbarsten Aspekte der galiläischen Methode, sondern hebt auch den Prozess der Bildung von Konzepten hervor, der ihre Entwicklung ermöglicht hat. Bekanntlich konzentriert und analysiert Cassirer in seinem ersten großen theoretischen Werk die Begriffsbildung der genauen Naturwissenschaft, insbesondere in dem Kapitel zur Analyse der aristotelischen Abstraktion. Er kritisiert besonders vehement deren Sterilität und damit die Unmöglichkeit, die Bedürfnisse der wissenschaftlichen Methodik zu befriedigen, da die reife Wissenschaft weniger mit Abstraktionen arbeitet, die mit induktiven Mitteln gewonnen werden, sondern mit Idealisierungen, die in der Lage sind, die Hindernisse der Materie zu differenzieren. 56 pp. Deutsch. …

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