: Roberto Poli, Carlo Scognamiglio, Frederic Tremblay
: The Philosophy of Nicolai Hartmann Philosophy of Nicolai Hartmann
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< >Nicolai Hartmann was one of the most original twentieth century German philosophers. Yet, he did not compromise clarity and rigor for proficiency and originality. Brought up as a neo-Kantian, he became one of the most important critics of German idealism and one of the most resolute proponents of ontological realism. He developed what he called the“New Ontology,” which lies at the core of a systematic opus branching out in all of the main areas of philosophy. He proposed innovative and promising solutions to old and new problems in the various areas of philosophy. His work had a major influence in philosophy as well as in several sciences. The papers collected in this volume explore themes such as Hartmann’s theory of categories, his aporetics, theory of values and ethics, philosophy of biology, philosophy of mind, philosophy of mathematics, the influence he had on anthropology, and his place in the history of philosophy.

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< >Roberto Poli, University of Trento, Italy.

Chapter 1: Hartmann’s Theory of Categories: Introductory Remarks11
Chapter 2: Nicolai Hartmann’s Aporetics and Its Place in the History of Philosophy43
Chapter 3: Aporetics in Nicolai Hartmann and Beyond63
Chapter 4: Nicolai Hartmann: A Crucial Figure in German Philosophical Anthropology – Without Belonging to the Paradigm83
Chapter 5: The Layered Structure of the World in N. Hartmann’s Ontology and a Processual View105
Chapter 6: Nicolai Hartmann’s Definition of Biological Species135
Chapter 7: Nicolai Hartmann’s Theory of Psyche151
Chapter 8: Nicolai Hartmann’s Approach to Affectivity and Its Relevance for the Current Debate Over Feelings169
Chapter 9: Hartmann on the Unity of Moral Value187
Chapter 10: Hartmann’s Platonic Ethics205
Chapter 11: Nicolai Hartmann’s Plato. A Tribute to the “Power of Dialectics” (Parmenides, 135c 2)231
Chapter 12: Nicolai Hartmann as a Post-Neo-Kantian247
Chapter 13: Between Ontology and the Theory of Objects: Nicolai Hartmann and Hans Pichler263
Chapter 14: Hartmann’s Philosophy of Mathematics279