Volume 27, Issue 5

October 2017

Special Issue: Austrian Thought: Philosophy and Economics at the turn of the 20th Century

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10 articles in this issue

Introduction
Gloria Zúñiga y Postigo
Kenneth Williford
EditorialNotes 20 September 2017 Pages: 437 - 441
Objects and Objectives, Dignitatives and Desideratives: Meinong’s Objects of Cognition and Affect
Peter Simons
Original Paper 26 July 2017 Pages: 443 - 453
Meinong and Russell: Some Lessons on Quantification
Gregory Landini
Original Paper 07 August 2017 Pages: 455 - 474
Brentano’s Methodology as a Path through the Divide: On Combining Phenomenological Descriptions and Logical Analysis
Tina Röck
Original Paper Open access 02 August 2017 Pages: 475 - 489
Contrasting Two Ways of Making Psychology: Brentano and Freud
Maria Gyemant
Original Paper 25 July 2017 Pages: 491 - 501
A Brief on Husserl and Bayesian Perceptual Updating
Kenneth Williford
Original Paper 07 June 2017 Pages: 503 - 519
Uneasiness and Scarcity: An Analytic Approach Towards Ludwig von Mises’s Praxeology
Michael Oliva Córdoba
Original Paper 25 July 2017 Pages: 521 - 529
Toward a Unified Theory of Value: From Austrian Economics to Austrian Philosophy
Wolfgang Grassl
Original Paper 19 October 2017 Pages: 531 - 559
On the Transformation of Economic Value: From Its Austrian Roots to Contemporary Economics
Gloria Zúñiga y Postigo
Original Paper 09 October 2017 Pages: 561 - 576
The Metaphysics of Ownership: A Reinachian Account
Olivier Massin
Original Paper 16 August 2017 Pages: 577 - 600

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