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Rudolf Hermann Lotze

Outlines of Metaphysic

Hermann Lotze was a german philosopher and logician who lived and worked in the latter part of the nineteenth century. He contributed a great deal to the philosophy of science and was well-versed not only in philosophy but also in medicine and biology. His book is the text of several of his lectures where he explained the ideas he had about the rules governing the universe.
125 printed pages
Copyright owner
Bookwire
Original publication
2021
Publication year
2021
Publisher
Good Press
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Quotes

  • Jan Nohas quoted3 years ago
    even that which is actual can be thought of only in the aforesaid logical forms; but that, on the one side, we cannot be led by it to all the fundamental propositions of metaphysic, and that, on the other side, we may by following this clue hit upon conceptions which have merely a logical value, and of which the metaphysical applicability is not clear
  • Jan Nohas quoted3 years ago
    logical forms are, further, modes of experience
  • Jan Nohas quoted3 years ago
    Logical thinking is a combination of ideas according to laws of a universal truth; but these ideas do not relate to what is merely actual, but to all that is thinkable, even to all abstractions which can never of themselves have any actuality.

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