Poznan Studies in the Philosophy of the Sciences and the Humanities

Preface
pp. 7-7(1)

Adventures of Abstraction
pp. 11-35(25)
Author: Ignacio Angelelli

What is Being qua Being?
pp. 37-58(22)
Authors: Allan Bäck

Between Abstraction and Idealization: Scientific Practice and Philosophical Awareness
pp. 59-110(52)
Author: Francesco Coniglione

Anselm on Abstracts
pp. 113-124(12)
Author: Desmond Paul Henry

Agent Intellect and Phantasms. On the Preliminaries of Peripatetic Abstraction
pp. 125-146(22)
Author: Leen Spruit

Hermann Lotze an Abstraction and Platonic Ideas
pp. 147-161(15)
Author: Robin D. Rollinger

W. E. Johnson's Determinable-Determinate Opposition and his Theory of Abstraction
pp. 163-196(34)
Author: Roberto Poli

The Red of a Rose. On the Significance of Stout's Category of Abstract Particulars
pp. 197-216(20)
Author: Maria van der Schaar

Abstraction and Idealization in Edmund Husserl and Georg Cantor Prior to 1895
pp. 217-244(28)
Author: Claire Ortiz Hill

Idealization in Mathematics: Husserl and Beyond
pp. 245-252(8)
Author: Guillermo E. Rosado Haddock

Why Did Husserl not Become the Galileo of the Science of Consciousness?
pp. 253-271(19)
Author: Andrzej Klawiter

Ideal Types and Scientific Theories
pp. 273-285(13)
Author: Giovanni Camardi