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The World in Which Brentano Believed He Lived
Grazer Philosophische Studien 5 (1):11-27 (1978)
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The first part of this paper gives a summary of some philosophical discoveries of Brentano which affected his outlook on the world in which he lived. The other, lesser part, contains reminiscences of how the philosophical thinking of the man affected his behaviour to the world around him.Other Versions
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