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Wilhelm Windelband (/ˈvɪndəlbænd/; German: [ˈvɪndl̩bant]; 11 May 1848 – 22
October 1915) was a
German philosopher of the
Baden School.
Windelband was born...
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Nomothetic and
idiographic are
terms used by Neo-Kantian
philosopher Wilhelm Windelband to
describe two
distinct approaches to knowledge, each one corresponding...
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centered in Heidelberg,
Baden in
Southwest Germany)
included Wilhelm Windelband,
Heinrich Rickert and
Ernst Troeltsch. The
Marburg School emphasized epistemology...
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Germany (1894–1915) and
Heidelberg (1915–1932),
where he
succeeded Windelband's professorship (and
Husserl succeeded Rickert's
professorship at Freiburg...
- was
influenced by the
Heidelberg school of neo-Kantianism of
Wilhelm Windelband, and
wrote on
philosophy of law and the
categorical imperative. Professor...
- whole). Some
important figures include: Hermann
Cohen (1842–1918),
Wilhelm Windelband (1848–1914),
Ernst C****irer,
Hermann von Helmholtz,
Eduard Zeller, Leonard...
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consideration with
natural science's need to
explain phenomena,
while Windelband coined the
terms idiographic for a
descriptive study of the individual...
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Pichler (1882–1958) was an Austrian-born
German philosopher. A
student of
Windelband and Meinong, he
revived in his work the
philosophy of
Wolff contra the...
- 1920s,
philosophers of neo-Kantianism and neo-Hegelianism, like
Wilhelm Windelband or
Richard Kroner,
tended to
describe Sc****ing as an
episode connecting...
- goodness, and beauty. For example, the neo-Kantian
philosopher Wilhelm Windelband characterizes them as the
highest goals of consciousness, with thought...
