Grazer Philosophische Studien International Journal for Analytic Philosophy (Grazer Philosophische Studien)

The special topic for this 85th volume of the International Journal for Analytic Philosophy is the critique of Immanuel Kant's logic and epistemology by the philosopher Bernhard Bolzano (1781-1848), with five long essays on that subject occupying nearly half of the volume. Remaining non-thematic essays address such topics as socially constituted actions and objects, Brewer's switching argument, patriotism and the philosophy of emotions, the value of feelings for decision-making, and Burge's theory of perception. Three critical reviews of recent philosophical books--Die Philosophische Logic Gottlob Freges. Ein Kommentar by Künne, Reburial of Nonexistents: Reconsidering the Meinong-Russell Debate by Swanson, and Subjective Consciousness: A Self-Representational Theory by Kriegel--are also included. Annotation ©2013 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com) Annotation Inhaltsverzeichnis/Table of ContentsThemenschwerpunkt/Special Topic: Bolzano & KantGastherausgeber/Guest Editor: Sandra LapointeSandra Lapointe: IntroductionSandra Lapointe: Is Logic Formal? Bolzano, Kant and the Kantian LogiciansNicholas F. Stang: A Kantian Reply to Bolzano¿s Critique of Kant¿s Analytic-Synthetic DistinctionClinton Tolley: Bolzano and Kant on the Place of Subjectivity in a WissenschaftslehreTimothy Rosenkoetter: Kant and Bolzano on the Singularity of IntuitionsWaldemar Rohloff: From Ordinary Language to Definition in Kant and BolzanoWeitere Artikel/Further ArticlesChristian Damböck: Wilhelm Diltheys empirische Philosophie und der rezente Methodenstreit in der analytischen PhilosophieBernd Prien: Socially Constituted Actions and ObjectsDaniel Enrique Kalpokas: Two Dogmas of CoherentismJon Cogburn & Jeff W. Roland: Strong, therefore Sensitive. Misgivings about DeRose¿s ContextualismAndre Abath: Brewer¿s Switching ArgumentEssay-Wettbewerb/Essay CompetitionAmadeus Magrabi: The Value of Feelings for Decision-MakingStefan Reining: Do Pain-Accompanying Emotions Mislead Us?¿Considerations in the Light of Reactive Dissociation PhenomenaPeter Königs: Patriotism. A Case Study in the Philosophy of EmotionsBesprechungsaufsatz/Review EssayChristopher Gauker: What Do Your Senses Say? On Burge¿s Theory of PerceptionDiskussion/DiscussionGeorg Brun: Adequate Formalization and De Morgan¿s ArgumentBuchnotizen/Critical Notes Cover Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents Introduction Is Logic Formal? Bolzano, Kant and the Kantian Logicians A Kantian Reply to Bolzano’s Critique of Kant’s Analytic-Synthetic Distinction Bolzano and Kant on the Place of Subjectivity in a Wissenschaftslehre Kant and Bolzano on the Singularity of Intuitions From Ordinary Language to Definition in Kant and Bolzano Wilhelm Diltheys empirische Philosophie und der rezente Methodenstreit in der analytischen Philosophie Socially Constituted Actions and Objects Two Dogmas of Coherentism Strong, therefore Sensitive. Misgivings about DeRose’s Contextualism Brewer’s Switching Argument The Value of Feelings for Decision-Making Do Pain-Accompanying Emotions Mislead Us?—Considerations in the Light of Reactive Dissociation Phenomena Patriotism. A Case Study in the Philosophy of Emotions What Do Your Senses Say? On Burge’s Theory of Perception Adequate Formalization and De Morgan’s Argument Die Philosophische Logik Gottlob Freges. Ein Kommentar. Frankfurt a. Main: Klostermann. Rote Reihe, Band 30. 2010. Reburial of Nonexistents: Reconsidering the Meinong-Russell Debate. Amsterdam and New York: Rodopi 2011. Subjective Consciousness: A Self-Representational Theory. New York: Oxford University Press 2009.