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OCLC locates 4 copies: 2 in Germany and Duke & NY Public Library.
Translated from the author's unpublished manuscript and first published in English.
Founded as The Journal of Philosophy, Psychology, and Scientific Methods.
Bukharin's principal theoretical text on dialectical materialism. Preceded by a 1921 French translation.
Contains Jerome Schneewind's Moral Progress (comments by Joel Feinberg); Arnold S. Kaufman's "Democracy and Disorder" (comments by Felix E. Oppenheim); Ronald Dworkin's Philosophy and the Critique of Law (comments by Gerald C. MacCallum, Jr.); David Braybrooke's "Revolution Intelligible or Unintelligible (comments by Marshall Cohen with Braybrooke's Reply).
Grinstein 14095. The first book on logic by a psychoanalyst and the first analytic book on logic in German, preceded only by M. K. Bradby's 1920 The Logic of the Unconscious Mind.
Grinstein 14095.
Contains papers ons Xavier Zubiri, Heidegger, Franco Lombardi, Sartre, and Leszek Kolakowski.
A valuable tool. Bibliographs books and articles from 1940 to 1976 with abstracts for over half the entries. Volumes 1-2 are the subject index; volume 3 the author index.
An influential book that introduced European phenomenological psychiatry to an American audience.
- Contains Rollo May's "The Origins and Significance of the Existential Movement in Psychology" and "Contributions of Existential Psychotherapy";
- Ellenberger's "A Clinical Introduction to Psychiatric Phenomenology and Existential Analysis";
- Minkowski's "Findings in a Case of Schizophrenic Depression";
- Erwin Straus's "Aesthesiology and Hallucinations";
- von Gebsattel's "The World of the Compulsive";
- Binswanger's "The Existential Analysis School of Thought", "Insanity as Life-Historical Phenomenon", and "The Case of Ellen West";
- and Roland Kuhn's "The Attempted Murder of a Prostitute."
Issue entirely devoted to Ortega y Gasset. Pages 15-42 contain the first publication of Ortega's "El decir de la gente: la lengua. Hacia una nueva lingüistica."
A classic philosophical treatment of the subject.
Essays on philosophy & knowledge, brain & soul, the growth of experimental psychology, animal psychology, affects & ideas, the language of thought, Will, Spiritualism, Lessing & the critical method, etc.Return to Gach Books home page