Psychology from an Empirical Standpoint

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Psychology from an Empirical Standpoint is Franz Brentano’s foundational 1874 work that redefined psychology as a science of mental phenomena characterized by intentionality, profoundly influencing phenomenology and analytic philosophy.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
arguesAgainst reduction of psychology to natural science
author Franz Brentano NERFINISHED
centralConcept intentionality of mental phenomena
claims all mental phenomena are characterized by intentional inexistence of an object
classifiesMentalPhenomenaInto judgments
phenomena of love and hate
presentations
contributedTo modern concept of intentionality
countryOfOrigin Austria-Hungary NERFINISHED
definesPsychologyAs science of mental phenomena
distinguishes inner perception from inner observation
distinguishesBetween mental phenomena and physical phenomena
editorOfEnglishEdition Linda L. McAlister NERFINISHED
emphasizes inner perception
field philosophy
psychology
firstEnglishTranslationYear 1973
focusesOn classification of mental acts
descriptive psychology
genre non-fiction
hasEnglishTranslation Psychology from an Empirical Standpoint (English edition) NERFINISHED
impact foundational for phenomenology
important for philosophy of language
important for theory of consciousness
influenced Alexius Meinong NERFINISHED
Edmund Husserl NERFINISHED
Franz Brentano school NERFINISHED
Kazimierz Twardowski NERFINISHED
analytic philosophy
early analytic philosophy of mind
phenomenology
language German
methodologicalStance empirical
opposes purely physiological psychology
originalTitle Psychologie vom empirischen Standpunkte NERFINISHED
philosophicalTradition Austrian philosophy
Brentano school NERFINISHED
proposes tripartite classification of mental phenomena
publicationYear 1874
publisher Duncker & Humblot NERFINISHED
subject empirical psychology
intentionality
phenomenology
philosophy of mind
psychology

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Franz Brentano notableWork Psychology from an Empirical Standpoint