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            <title>از روانشناسی تا پدیدارشناسی: روانشناسی فرانتس برنتانو از دیدگاه تجربی و فلسفه ذهن معاصر [کتاب انگلیسی]</title>
            
            
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                    <title>From Psychology to Phenomenology: Franz Brentano’s Psychology from an Empirical Standpoint and Contemporary Philosophy of Mind</title>
                    
                    
                    
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            <publisher>Palgrave Macmillan UK </publisher>
            <dateIssued>2012</dateIssued>
            
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        <tableOfContents>Table of contents :,Front Matter....Pages i-xiii,Introduction....Pages 1-14,Front Matter....Pages 15-15,Brentano’s Intellectual Background....Pages 17-37,Brentano’s Aristotelianism and Early Writings on Aristotle....Pages 38-74,Front Matter....Pages 75-75,Psychology as a Science....Pages 77-107,“Intentional Inexistence” and the Separation of “Psychic” from “Physical” Phenomena....Pages 108-135,Psychic Acts Further Explored: The Unity of Consciousness and Brentano’s Classification of Mental Acts....Pages 136-157,Brentano’s Theory of Judgment and the Connection of Feelings and Acts of Will....Pages 158-188,Front Matter....Pages 189-189,From Psychology to Phenomenology: Brentano and Contemporary Philosophy of Mind....Pages 191-220,The Intentional Dynamic and Phenomenology: The Relevance of Brentano’s Epistemology and Philosophy of Mind....Pages 221-246,Conclusion....Pages 247-250,Back Matter....Pages 251-331</tableOfContents>
        
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                    <namePart>برنتانو , فرانتس (Franz Brentano، فیلسوف و روانشناس آلمانی، آثار و عقایدش در شکل‌گیری افکار فروید، هوسرل و هایدگر تأثیر بسزایی داشت), 1838#1917</namePart>
                    
                    
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