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Born in Biebrich, Germany, the son of a Reformed clergyman, Wilhelm Dilthey studied theology in Wiesbaden and Heidelberg but then moved to Berlin, where he turned to history and philosophy. He held professorships at Basel (1866), Kiel (1868), and Breslau (1871) before becoming Lotze's successor in afficher plus Berlin (1882), where he taught until 1905. Dilthey wrote many essays on history, the history of philosophy, and the foundation of the human sciences (or Geisteswissen schaften, "sciences of spirit"), his contribution to which is the main source of his lasting influence. He is associated with the idea of "philosophy of life" - that lived experience is both the source and the sole subject matter of philosophy. He argued that the human sciences have an aim and method that differs from the natural sciences because they are founded not on causal explanation but on "understanding," which leads to interpretation of the meaning of lived experience. Dilthey's approach to the human studies is holistic, and he is concerned about the problem of historicism, raised by incommensurability of the life experiences and understanding of different ages. (Bowker Author Biography) afficher moins
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Œuvres de Wilhelm Dilthey
Introduction à l'étude des sciences humaines (Einleitung in die geisteswissenschaften) Essai sur le fondement qu'on… (1986) 112 exemplaires
Théorie des conceptions du monde : Essai d'une philosophie de la philosophie, par Wilhelm Dilthey, traduit… (1945) 27 exemplaires
Weltanschauung und Analyse des Menschen seit Renaissance und Reformation : Abhandlungen zur Geschichte der Philosophie… (1957) 8 exemplaires
Briefwechsel Zwischen Dilthey Und Dem Grafen Paul Yorck Von Wartenburg 1877-1897 (1995) 4 exemplaires
Leibniz e a sua época 4 exemplaires
Dilthey's Philosophy of Existence: Introduction to Weltanschauungslehre: Translation of an Essay With Introduction (1960) 4 exemplaires
Gesammelte Schriften, Band VIII, Weltanschauungslehre: Abhandlungen zur Philosophie der Philosophie (1991) 3 exemplaires
Philosophy of existence : introduction to Weltanschauungslehre ; translation of an essay with introduction 2 exemplaires
Schiller 2 exemplaires
Sistema da ética 2 exemplaires
Sistemas da Ética 2 exemplaires
Psicología y teoría del conocimiento 2 exemplaires
Die geistige Welt : Einleitung in die Philosophie des Lebens. Hälfte 2. Abhandlungen zur Poetik, Ethik und… (1962) 2 exemplaires
La gran Música de Bach 2 exemplaires
De onmogelijkheid van de metafysica 2 exemplaires
Sistema politico e proprieta sociale nel socialismo 2 exemplaires
Gesammelte Schriften. Bd. 10. System der Ethik 2 exemplaires
Leben Schleiermachers. Zweiter Band, Schleiermachers System als Philosophie und Theologie (1966) 2 exemplaires
Leben Schleiermachers. Erster Band: 1. Halbband: 1768-1802, 2. Halbband: 1803-1807. Auf Grund Des Textes Der 1. Auflage… (1991) 1 exemplaire
Le monde de l'esprit. Tome Second 1 exemplaire
Le monde de l'esprit 1 exemplaire
Ess©®ncia da filosofia 1 exemplaire
Lo storicismo contemporaneo 1 exemplaire
L'analisi dell'uomo e l'intuizione della natura. Dal Rinascimento al secolo XVIII (voll. I e II) 1 exemplaire
Pesnička imaginacija 1 exemplaire
Aufsätze zur Philosophie 1 exemplaire
La vie historique : Manuscrits relatifs à une suite de L'édification du monde historique dans les sciences de… (2014) 1 exemplaire
Život a dejinné vedomie 1 exemplaire
Grundriss der allgemeinen Geschichte der Philosophie 1 exemplaire
Fundamentos de un sistema de pedagogía 1 exemplaire
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La gran Música de Bach par Wilhelm Dilthey
Librería 5. Estante 6.
This is a good little half-forgotten book in the history of philosophy. Dilthey's march through the formation of worldviews in the first chapters is tough going, but once he starts looking at particular formations- first religion, then poetry, then metaphysics, and then again at naturalism, subjective idealism, and objective idealism -things begin to flow beautifully. The final chapter that describes objective idealism as a sort of pantheistic sympathy that tries to see the unity in all things, is actually rather moving, though it's hard for me to see how he includes in this category both Hegel and Schopenhauer.
My only substantive complaint is that Dilthey has two chapters in the middle of the book which are very nearly identical. I'm not sure what happened, but on first impression it didn't seem like the second was a clarification on the first. Instead, it seemed like Dilthey accidentally slipped in a first draft copy in before a final draft copy of a chapter and didn't correct the error before publication.… (plus d'informations)
My only substantive complaint is that Dilthey has two chapters in the middle of the book which are very nearly identical. I'm not sure what happened, but on first impression it didn't seem like the second was a clarification on the first. Instead, it seemed like Dilthey accidentally slipped in a first draft copy in before a final draft copy of a chapter and didn't correct the error before publication.… (plus d'informations)
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