Titlebook: Speech Act and Sachverhalt; Reinach and the Foun Kevin Mulligan Book 1987 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1987 Edmund Husserl.Joh

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,Husserl and Reinach on Hume’s “Treatise”,ies by Husserl — as conveyed by Jean Laporte in France and Kemp Smith in Britain — and by his pupil Reinach, have gone a long way towards changing this state of affairs, because of a new way of reading Hume’s . that they introduced. I first set out Husserl’s early views on Hume and then turn to Rein

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,Adolf Reinachs Vortrag über die Grundbegriffe der Ethik, eine dergestalt zentrale Rolle wie vielleicht nur noch in Wittgensteins ..”. In dem unten als Text Nr. IV abgedruckten Brief an Husserl vom 27. Juli 1906, dem einzigen erhalten gebliebenen Zeugnis von Reinach selber über seinen Vortrag “Über die Grundbegriffe der Ethik”, legt Reinach u.a. die direk

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Adolf Reinach: An Annotated Bibliography,fortable limits. It rapidly became clear, however, that this was not the case. Reinach’s discoveries in the sphere of speech act theory have, it is true, gone almost unnoticed. Reinach has nevertheless enjoyed an enduring notoriety among those working in the philosophy of law, and ever since its app

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,Demystifying Reinach’s Legal Theory,h’s theory and nineteenth-century . or legal conceptualism.. Another writer, a legal philosopher, points to Reinach as offering a theory ofthe ., from which, as it happened, other developed a species of natural law theory.. A leading historian of legal theory, drawing on Reinach’s talk of “a . essences”, relegates him to a never-never land:

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Book 1987nvestigations. It is sober, concerned to be clear and deals with specific problems. It is therefore understandable that, in a philosophical climate in which Husserl‘s masterpiece has come to be regarded as a mere stepping stone on the way to his later Phenomeno­ logy, or even to the writings of a He

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On the Cognition of States of Affairs,instances of the corresponding speech act varieties. The present paper is an attempt to apply this idea of standard and modified instances of ontological structures to the realm of judgement and cognition. It is hoped that it will also do something to justify the author’s belief that Reinach’s writings have a more than merely historical interest.

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