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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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

In the academic year 1811/1812, Bolzano held 46 edification speeches. All of these have been preserved completely and in multiple versions, with one exception which has only been preserved in the form of written notes (1812.40). Bolzano‘s own lecture notes for 10 of the speeches serve as a basis for ...

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 ...

In the academic year 1810/1811, Bolzano held 49 edification speeches. All of these speeches have been preserved. Bolzano’s handwritten drafts of 13 speeches have been preserved, and the edition is based on these. Three of these autographs were rediscovered during the preparations for this edition. Thus ...

In the academic year 1810/1811, Bolzano held 49 edification speeches. All of these speeches have been preserved. Bolzano’s handwritten drafts of 13 speeches have been preserved, and the edition is based on these. Three of these autographs were rediscovered during the preparations for this edition. Thus ...

The diary entries in volume 15, written between 1808 and 1810, contain the groundwork for the ‹Beyträgen zu einer begründeteren Darstellung der Mathematik‹ (Contributions to a Better Grounded Presentation of Mathematics). In it, Bolzano deals with issues pertaining to the theory of concepts and syllogistics ...

In the 14th volume of the diary entries between 1803 and 1808, Bolzano deals in detail with subjects pertaining to education and psychology, epistemology, ontology, logic, theology and moral philosophy. Among other things, he discusses the distinctions between a priori and a posteriori judgments as well ...