'Philosophy'

This essay is, in the first instance, an exercise in intellectual archaeology. My aim is to bring back into view an idiosyncratic and largely forgotten approach to the theory of judgement that was developed around 1900 by Theodor Lipps, a pioneering ...

© The several contributors 2005. All rights reserved. This chapter explores one of the most problematic theoretical commitments of Edmund Husserl's phenomenological projects: the idea of a logic of consciousness or phenomenologic. It shows why ...

© Havi Carel and Greg Tuck. In A Midsummer Night’s Dream Shakespeare asks us to think about how the ‘imagination bodies forth/The forms of things unknown’ (V. i. 14-15). This line, in a play replete with fairies, asks us to consider the work ...

Martin Luther (1483?1546) was a German Reformer, theologian, translator of the Bible into German, priest, theology professor (from 1512) at the university of Wittenberg in Electoral Saxony, preacher and pastor, prolific author in both German and ...