Hermann Cohen's Critical Idealism, edited by Reinier Munk and Yearning For Form and Other Essays on Hermann Cohen's Thought, by Andrea Poma

Patton, Lydia

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“…Matematikan garrantzirik handieneko hitza da hor, izenburu horretan. Izan ere, Herbartek psikologia matematikoa eraiki nahi zuen, arrazionala eta enpirikoa izango zena batera (Patton 2004). Gogamen-bizitzaren azterketan matematika erabil daitekeela: horra hor Herbartek frogatu nahi zuena.…”

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Lan honen helburua hizkuntzalaritzaren eta psikologiaren arteko harremanak aztertzea da, jakintza arlo zientifiko independente gisako izatearen hastapenetan. Ikerketak xix. mendearen azken laurdena eta xx. mendearen lehen urteak hartzen ditu, bereziki, 1875etik 1920rakoa. Urte horiek aukeratzearen arrazoia da Wilhelm Wundt psikologia esperimentalaren sortzailea Leipzigera 1875ean iritsi zela eta han egon zela 1920ra arte, hil zen arte. Wundten ideiek eragin handia zuten psikologiaren garapenean ez ezik, hizkuntzalaritzaren garapenean ere. Bere hutsuneak gorabehera, eta agian haiengatik, psikologoen eta hizkuntzalarien arteko eztabaida eta harremanak piztu zituen, eta bere lanak ikerketa eta lan asko ekarri zituen. Horregatik deitu izan zaio aldi horri “Wundten garaia”.

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“…An anonymous referee for the volume made valuable comments. An early version of the research on V ö lkerpsychologie was done for my dissertation ( Patton 2004 ), although it is now in a very different form.…”

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Understanding, Psychology, and the Human Sciences: Dilthey and Völkerpsychologie

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2022

The History of Understanding in Analytic Philosophy

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At the end of the eighteenth century, in the Metaphysical Foundations of Natural Science , Kant argued that the only "true" sciences were those that could be given a mathematical foundation. He exempted psychology from the true sciences, arguing that no mathematical analysis could be given of the occurrence of thoughts and ideas. Johann Friedrich Herbart and others in the tradition of empirical psychology (later including Wundt, Fechner, and Weber) took Kant's words as a challenge, coming up with ways to quantify sensation and perception and to test them experimentally. But Kant's more fundamental distinction between mathematically based, a priori sciences and inductive, a posteriori sciences based on observation lingered.The schools of neo-Kantianism that followed took differing positions on Kant's stance. The Southwest School, or Baden School, argued for a dualism between nature and value, taking the position that beyond the objects present to us, there are also meaningful and valid relations of valuation. The realm of value can be treated scientifi cally as well ( Š uber 2009 : § 14.2.2).

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Hermann Cohen's Critical Idealism, edited by Reinier Munk and Yearning For Form and Other Essays on Hermann Cohen's Thought, by Andrea Poma

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Hizkuntzalaritza eta psikologia: Wundten garaia

Hizkuntzalaritza eta psikologia: Wundten garaia

Understanding, Psychology, and the Human Sciences: Dilthey and Völkerpsychologie

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