Von Marburg nach Pittsburgh-2: Anschauung in der Struktur der Erfahrung
From Marburg to Pittsburgh-2: Intuition in the Structure of Experience
Author(s): Maja SobolevaSubject(s): Philosophy, Metaphysics, Epistemology, Semiology, Logic, Ethics / Practical Philosophy, Aesthetics, Political Theory, Early Modern Philosophy, Contemporary Philosophy, Analytic Philosophy, Philosophy of Mind, Philosophy of Law, Comparative politics, Philosophy of History
Published by: Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Śląskiego
Keywords: experience; intuition; conception; representational content; Ernst Cassirer; John McDowell; Immanuel Kant
Summary/Abstract: The paper focuses on the problem of constitution of our cognitive experience. Two approaches to this problem proposed by Ernst Cassirer and John McDowell are central for the analysis. Both authors use Immanuel Kant’s theory of cognition as a foundation for their own conceptions und they develop their independent interpretations of it according to the traditions they belong to. Although McDowell’s interpretation emerged within analytical philosophy, we can see similarity with Cassirer’s theory. Comparative studies of these theories will point out the convergences and divergences between them.
Journal: Folia Philosophica
- Issue Year: 2016
- Issue No: 35
- Page Range: 71-84
- Page Count: 14
- Language: German
