Reassessing Neo-Kantianism. Another Look at Hermann Cohen’s Kant Interpretation

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This article is a novel assessment of Hermann Cohen’s theoretical philosophy, starting out from his Kant interpretation. Hermann Cohen was the head and founder of the Marburg School of Neo- Kantianism. In the beginning, hence, I will commence with some initial reflections on the makeup and importance of this school, before I move on to Cohen’s revolutionary Kant interpretation and its ramification for the Marburg School in general.

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Sebastian Luft
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Introduction.Hans-Georg Gadamer & Hans Fantel - 1975 - Graduate Faculty Philosophy Journal 5 (1):2-7.

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