»Vom besten Staat« ist eine politische Utopieschrift in der Tradition von Platon, Thomas Morus und Étienne Cabet. Bernard Bolzano, der ab 1820 nicht mehr lehren durfte und weitgehend seiner Wirkungsmöglichkeiten beraubt war, verfasste das Werk 1830/31 als (heute verlorenes) Manuskript und erstellte 1846 ...
The volume I, 1-3 contains 19 letters written by Bolzano to his mother and 542 letters to his brother Johann. The last letter is dated September 7, 1848. Many of the letters deal with ordering and borrowing books and in addition with running everyday errands. Bolzano obviously did not discuss academic ...
The volume I, 1-3 contains 19 letters written by Bolzano to his mother and 542 letters to his brother Johann. The last letter is dated September 7, 1848. Many of the letters deal with ordering and borrowing books and in addition with running everyday errands. Bolzano obviously did not discuss academic ...
The volume I,1-3 contains 19 letters written by Bolzano to his mother and 542 letters to his brother Johann. The last letter is dated September 7, 1848. Many of the letters deal with ordering and borrowing books and in addition with running everyday errands. Bolzano obviously did not discuss academic ...
Die "Paradoxien des Unendlichen" sind ein Klassiker der Philosophie der Mathematik und zugleich eine gute Einführung in das Denken des "Urgroßvaters" der analytischen Philosophie.
Das Unendliche - seit jeher ein Faszinosum für die philosophische Reflexion - wurde in der Zeit nach der Grundlegung der ...
From 1805 to 1820, Bernard Bolzano was professor of »religious doctrine« (Religionslehre) at the University of Prague. The lectures he had to deliver were part of the so-called »Philosophical Studies« that every student of the university had to complete before he entered the »higher« studies, i.e. the ...
From a scholarly perspective, Bolzano most important correspondence was between 1833 and 1838 with Franz Exner, a professor of philosophy at the University of Prague at that time, who subsequently became the assistant head of the ministry of education and had a decisive influence on the Austrian school ...
From 1805 to 1820, Bernard Bolzano was professor of »religious doctrine« (Religionslehre) at the University of Prague. The lectures he had to deliver were part of the so-called »Philosophical Studies« that every student of the university had to complete before he entered the »higher« studies, i.e. the ...
From 1805 to 1820, Bernard Bolzano was professor of »religious doctrine« (Religionslehre) at the University of Prague. The lectures he had to deliver were part of the so-called »Philosophical Studies« that every student of the university had to complete before he entered the »higher« studies, i.e. the ...
This bibliography documents all of the works written by Bolzano and published up to December 31, 1999 (some of them anonymously), in chronological order, including all reprints, new editions and translations. In addition all those books and essays published up to this time whose titles establish a connection ...