Status und Anzahl der aristotelischen Kategorien

In Kathi Beier & Thamar Leidi (eds.), Substanz denken: Aristoteles und seine Bedeutung für die moderne Metaphysik und Naturwissenschaft. Königshausen & Neumann. pp. 19–36 (2016)
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I discuss three well-known interpretations of Aristotle’s doctrine of categories: the linguistic interpretation put forth by Gilbert Ryle, the logical interpretation to be found in Kant, and the ontological interpretation by Franz Brentano. As it turns out, only Brentano provides us with an accurate understanding of this Aristotelian doctrine, which also allows us to locate and assess it within the context of Aristotle’s metaphysics.

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