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488:Dilthey was born in 1833 as the son of a
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3927:19th-century German non-fiction writers
3689:The Structure of Scientific Revolutions
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1686:Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
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3649:The Logic of Scientific Discovery
3633:Materialism and Empirio-criticism
3489:The Course in Positive Philosophy
1751:Full text online on gleichsatz.de
1180:Ethical and World-View Philosophy
4067:German philosophers of education
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3912:19th-century German philosophers
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3641:History and Class Consciousness
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1137:Wilhelm Dilthey: Selected Works
988:in the Idealism of Freedom (or
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4097:German philosophers of science
4062:German philosophers of culture
4032:Literacy and society theorists
3962:20th-century German historians
3932:19th-century German historians
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3713:Knowledge and Human Interests
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1779:See Addenda to Vol. I of the
1347:Das Erlebnis und die Dichtung
1009:Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
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1816:, 25 (4) (1987) pp. 557-572.
1688:. Retrieved 20 October 2015.
782:beschreibende Wissenschaften
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4082:German philosophers of mind
3697:Conjectures and Refutations
3529:The Logic of Modern Physics
3346:Deductive-nomological model
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2573:Non-representational theory
1114:Die Jugendgeschichte Hegels
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3657:The Poverty of Historicism
3553:The Universe in a Nutshell
3537:Language, Truth, and Logic
3521:The Analysis of Sensations
2725:Existence precedes essence
1977:and Riccardo Pozzo, eds.,
1970:(London: Routledge, 2013).
1261:Zur preußischen Geschichte
794:method), on the other—see
786:verstehende Wissenschaften
3865:
3737:The Rhetoric of Economics
3423:
3418:Positivist-related debate
3412:
2976:
2918:
2860:Hermeneutics of suspicion
1852:Dilthey, Wilhelm (1963).
1423:, Bloomsbury, 2013, p. 8.
1397:, Wiley Blackwell, p. 56.
1365:Paul Yorck von Wartenburg
1130:The Essence of Philosophy
1023:This approach influenced
778:erklärende Wissenschaften
767:zergliedernde Psychologie
759:beschreibende Psychologie
492:pastor in the village of
430:[ˈvɪlhɛlmˈdɪltaɪ]
386:
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3673:Two Dogmas of Empiricism
3390:Structural functionalism
3316:Naturalism in literature
2840:Transvaluation of values
2646:Apollonian and Dionysian
1682:Martin Buber (1878—1965)
1605:Palmer, Richard (1969).
1592:Palmer, Richard (1969).
1566:Palmer, Richard (1969).
1553:Palmer, Richard (1969).
1029:Psychology of Worldviews
571:Friedrich Schleiermacher
526:Friedrich Schleiermacher
524:, both former pupils of
512:. He then moved to the
3992:German literary critics
3800:Willard Van Orman Quine
3513:Idealism and Positivism
3105:Critique of metaphysics
3039:Sociological positivism
1998:Nelson, Eric S. (ed.),
1829:, Berlin: Reichl, 1911.
1541:, Edward N. Zalta (ed.)
1410:, Springer, 2006, p. 4.
1406:Peter Koslowski (ed.),
1068:Critique of Pure Reason
833:. He objected to their
435:hermeneutic philosopher
140:19th-century philosophy
3977:German epistemologists
3845:
3814:Concepts in contention
3455:
3445:
3435:
3326:Objectivity in science
3224:Non-Euclidean geometry
3190:Methodological dualism
3151:
2910:Philosophy of language
2875:Linguistic determinism
2785:Master–slave dialectic
2760:Historical materialism
2056:Continental philosophy
1973:Lessing, Hans-Ulrich,
1868:digitale-sammlungen.de
1101:) of Kant's writings (
1071:, Dilthey took Kant's
755:descriptive psychology
751:explanative psychology
747:erklärende Psychologie
743:explanatory psychology
621:allgemeine Hermeneutik
451:scientific methodology
162:Continental philosophy
4077:Philosophers of logic
4057:People from Wiesbaden
3907:German male essayists
3721:The Poverty of Theory
3341:Philosophy of science
3230:Uncertainty principle
2790:Master–slave morality
2598:Psychoanalytic theory
1984:Makkreel, Rudolf A.,
1716:10.1353/hph.1997.0021
1274:Leben Schleiermachers
1267:Leben Schleiermachers
1173:Poetry and Experience
1112:In 1906 he published
1038:Philosophy of Freedom
902:Geisteswissenschaften
807:structural psychology
633:Geisteswissenschaften
506:Heidelberg University
460:, in contrast to the
205:University of Breslau
112:Heidelberg University
3729:The Scientific Image
3400:Structuration theory
3363:Qualitative research
3264:Criticism of science
3259:Critical rationalism
3195:Problem of induction
1781:Gesammelte Schriften
1632:on 24 September 2020
1581:New Literary History
1505:Hans Peter Rickman,
1375:Social mirror theory
1237:Weltanschauungslehre
1103:Gesammelte Schriften
1074:Critique of Judgment
713:Wahrheit und Methode
665:Bernhard Groethuysen
514:University of Berlin
443:University of Berlin
362:distinction between
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313:intellectual history
225: (January 1864)
192:(1865–66; 1882–1911)
190:University of Berlin
116:University of Berlin
78:German Confederation
4007:German sociologists
3705:One-Dimensional Man
3153:Geisteswissenschaft
3136:Confirmation holism
2610:Speculative realism
1840:Notes and Fragments
1737:how to philosophize
990:Subjective Idealism
948:Geisteswissenschaft
893:Naturwissenschaften
811:Strukturpsychologie
801:In his later work (
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660:Existenzphilosophie
641:Friedrich Nietzsche
548:University of Basel
542:at Berlin in 1865.
534:moral consciousness
195:University of Basel
4037:Literary theorists
3780:Hans-Georg Gadamer
3581:Alexander Bogdanov
3457:Positivismusstreit
3252:Post-behavioralism
3216:history of science
3068:Principal concepts
3024:Logical positivism
2730:Existential crisis
2661:Binary oppositions
2588:Post-structuralism
2017:Makkreel, Rudolf,
1975:Rudolf A. Makkreel
1463:Makkreel, Rudolf,
1370:Positivism dispute
1051:Wilhelm Windelband
1005:Objective Idealism
994:Friedrich Schiller
992:), represented by
932:Lebenszusammenhang
723:Hans-Georg Gadamer
613:hermeneutic circle
579:German Romanticism
466:British empiricism
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1225:Die geistige Welt
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602:Cartesian dualism
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241:Academic advisors
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3012:Declinations
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2981:Perspectives
2820:Ressentiment
2705:Death of God
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3892:1833 births
3826:Objectivity
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3765:Mario Bunge
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3185:Metaphysics
3165:Historicism
3080:Demarcation
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2998:Rationalism
2895:Film theory
2805:Ontopoetics
2710:Death drive
2686:Ideological
2605:Romanticism
2536:Hegelianism
2310:Kierkegaard
2170:Castoriadis
2130:de Beauvoir
2115:Baudrillard
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865:verstehende
847:neo-Kantian
835:dialectical
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673:Herman Nohl
639:Along with
478:ontological
437:, who held
371:descriptive
365:explanatory
357:descriptive
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275:Max Dessoir
253:Jacob Grimm
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102:(now Italy)
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3576:A. J. Ayer
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2993:Empiricism
2970:Positivism
2850:Wertkritik
2755:Hauntology
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2455:Sloterdijk
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1243:Pädagogik
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872:Verstehen
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855:Max Weber
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2440:Schmitt
2380:Marcuse
2370:Lyotard
2360:Luhmann
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