Volume 79 (2025), Edition 2

This article aims to address some fundamental questions of the individuation of things by means of a theory of the non-empirical aspects of the individual self-consciousness of bodily subjects. At the outset, the principle of the identity of...

Anton Friedrich Koch’s subjectivity thesis states that without embodied subjects there could be no individual things in space and time. Subjects, argues Koch, are “logico-ontologically” necessary because the problem of an apparent logical...

According to Kant, an analytic judgment is characterized by the fact that its predicate is already contained in its subject. Bolzano criticizes this definition as being too broad, as it identifies judgments as analytic that clearly are not. As an...

The promotion of philosophical judgment skills is often considered as one of the main objectives of philosophy and ethics classes. The underlying idea is that students need to be enabled to make autonomous decisions in their social and personal...