Einführung in die moderne Logik. Erster Teil.

Goswin Uphues' Einführung in die moderne Logik presents a groundbreaking philosophical exploration of logic and epistemology at the turn of the twentieth century. Originally published in 1901 by Professor Uphues of the University of Halle, this foundational work addresses a pivotal shift in philosophical thought: the relationship between psychology and logic that was reshaping intellectual discourse. This first volume, subtitled Grundzüge der Erkenntnistheorie (Fundamentals of Epistemology), examines how thinkers were beginning to distinguish between the acts of thinking and knowing as psychological phenomena and the actual content of thought itself. Uphues argues persuasively that logic, rather than psychology, deserves primacy among philosophical disciplines as the foundational science underlying all knowledge and inquiry. Moving beyond the mere forms of logical reasoning, Uphues' modern approach integrates questions about the substance and validity of thought, making this work essential for understanding late nineteenth-century philosophical development. His systematic treatment combines rigor with accessibility, making complex epistemological concepts comprehensible to serious students. This audiobook is ideal for philosophy students, educators, and anyone interested in the history of logic and epistemology. Whether you're exploring the intellectual foundations of modern philosophy or seeking to understand how philosophical methodology evolved, Uphues' landmark introduction remains remarkably relevant.