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Franz Brentano
1838 (Marienberg am Rhein) — 1917 (Zürich)
influential German philosopher and psychologist whose work strongly influenced not only students Sigmund Freud (whose doctoral dissertation he helped supervise), Kazimierz Twardowski, Alexius Meinong, and Thomas Masaryk (as well as Masaryk's student, Edmund Husserl), but countless others whose work would follow and make use of his original ideas and concepts. (wikipedia)
1910
in: Grosse Denker, Erster Band, Leipzig : Quelle & Meyer
1926
Jahrbuch für Charakterologie 2-3
Gegen entia rationis, sogennante irreale oder ideale Gegenstände
1929
Philosophische Hefte 1/4
1975
Grazer Philosophische Studien 1
1993
Axiomathes 4/1
1993
Axiomathes 4/1
Dettati sul tempo (1907 e 1915)
1994
Axiomathes 5/2-3
Diktate über die Zeit (1907 und 1915)
1994
Axiomathes 5/2-3
2009
Annales de phénoménologie 8
Psychognosie et psychologie génétique
2009
Annales de phénoménologie 8
Auguste Comte et la philosophie positive
2014
Les Cahiers Philosophiques de Strasbourg 35
Auguste Comte and positive philosophy 1869
2022
in: Brentano and the positive philosophy of Comte and Mill, Berlin : de Gruyter
2022
in: Brentano and the positive philosophy of Comte and Mill, Berlin : de Gruyter
Introduction to the concept of the history of philosophy
2022
in: Brentano and the positive philosophy of Comte and Mill, Berlin : de Gruyter
My parting wishes for Austria 1894
2022
in: Brentano and the positive philosophy of Comte and Mill, Berlin : de Gruyter
2022
in: Brentano and the positive philosophy of Comte and Mill, Berlin : de Gruyter
2022
in: Brentano and the positive philosophy of Comte and Mill, Berlin : de Gruyter
On the law of historical development
2022
in: Brentano and the positive philosophy of Comte and Mill, Berlin : de Gruyter
On the reasons for a loss of confidence in the area of philosophy
2022
in: Brentano and the positive philosophy of Comte and Mill, Berlin : de Gruyter
Philosophy of the history of philosophy
2022
in: Brentano and the positive philosophy of Comte and Mill, Berlin : de Gruyter