Von Marburg nach Pittsburgh: Anschauung in der Struktur der Erfahrung
Abstract
Der Aufsatz rückt das Problem der Konstitution der kognitiven Erfahrung in den Vordergrund. Es werden zwei Lösungen dieses Problems analysiert, die von Cassirer und McDowell vorgeschlagen wurden. Beide Autoren gehen von Kants Erfahrungstheorie aus und entwickeln selbständige Interpretationen dieser je nach ihrer Schulzugehörigkeit. Obwohl McDowell seine Argumentation auf der Basis der analytischen Philosophie entfaltet, zeigt sie eine gewisse Ähnlichkeit mit der von Cassirer. Auf die Aufzeigung der Gemeinsamkeiten und der Unterschiede der Denkstrategien, die den Rahmen der jeweiligen Traditionen überschreiten, ist der Aussatz gerichtet.
Keywords: Erfahrung, Anschauung, Begriff, repräsentativer Inhalt
The paper focuses on the problem of constitution of our cognitive experience. Two
approaches to this problem proposed by Cassirer and McDowell are central for the analysis.
Both authors use Kant’s theory of cognition as a foundation for their own conceptions und
they develop their independent interpretations of it according to the traditions they belong to.
Although McDowell’s interpretation emerged within analytical philosophy, we can see
similarity with Cassirer’s theory. Comparative investigation of these theories should point out
the convergences and divergences between them.
Keywords: Experience, intuition, conception, representational content
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Soboleva, Maja, studied chemistry in St. Petersburg and philosophy in St. Petersburg, Erlangen and Marburg. She received a doctor’s degree in chemistry in 1992, a doctor’s degree in philosophy in 2000, and habilitated in philosophy 2005. Since 2004 she was a lecturer and research associate at the Philipps-University of Marburg (Germany). After she habilitated in philosophy in 2010, she was a Private Lecturer (Privat-Dozentin) at the Philipps-University. In 2008/09 she was a Mildred Miller Fort Visiting Scholar in European Studies at Columbus State University (USA). In 2013 she has won a visiting fellowship award in Russian and Eastern European studies from the Aleksanteri Institute in Helsinki (Finland). 2014-2015 she was a professor of philosophy at the Alpen-Adria-University of Klagenfurt am Woerthersee (Austria). Now she is at the Philipps-University Marburg (Germany).
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