Filozofia austriacka i dziedzictwo Brentany

Principia 8:19-50 (1994)
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A study of the contrasts between Austrian and German philosophy, with special reference to the role of logic and science, of the Brentano School and the Vienna Circle, and of the different ways in which Austrian and German ways of thinking have influenced contemporary analytical and Continental philosophy.

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