1. Translation of Three Short Papers by Grete Hermann.
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Bacciagaluppi, Guido
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PHILOSOPHY of science , *THEORY of knowledge , *MODERN philosophy - Abstract
After a number of years of relative neglect, it is now becoming apparent that Grete Hermann (1901-1984) was one of the most accomplished neo-Kantian philosophers of the last century - in part thanks to the recent publication of two volumes on and of her work, one in English (Crull and Bacciagaluppi [6]) and one in German (Herrmann [11]), both reviewed in this issue. The latter in particular contains Hermann's entire output on modern physics and philosophy of science. 5 For more on Hermann's neo-Kantianism, see Paparo ([13]), Crull ([5]) and Cuffaro ([7]), as well as Bacciagaluppi (in preparation a). 6 This criticism is spelled out in more detail in Hermann's own discussion of the EPR paper (and was perhaps prompted by it). There is further a report in the I Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung i of 1 February 1935 of a talk by Hermann for the Berlin Circle on "Korrektur des Kausalprinzips" ("Correction to the Causality Principle") (see the catalogue of Hermann's I Nachlass i in the Archiv der sozialen Demokratie, Bad Godesberg). [Extracted from the article]
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- 2020
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