Aristotelian Studies in 19th Century Philosophy

Table of Contents\nPreface\nIntroduction: Contours of Aristotelian Studies in the 19th Century\nAristotle’s Categories in the 19th Century\nAristotle’s and Hegel’s Logic\n“Aristotle, to whom more than anyone else the world owes the insight that only the individual exists”. – On the driving force of Aristotelian notions in the later Schelling\nWhat are Logical Investigations? Aristotelian Research in Trendelenburg and Husserl\nNegation and Judgment in Joseph Geyser. Aristotelian Research in the 19th Century\n“Aristoteles und Mephistopheles” – Debates about the Formation of Scientific Concepts in the 19th Century\nBrentano on Aristotle’s Psychology of the Active Intellect\nThe German Chancellor, Confessional Struggles, therein Aristotle & his Allegedly Individual Forms. Georg von Hertling as an Interpreter of Aristotle\nThe Concrete Universal: Friedrich Adolf Trendelenburg on Kant, Aristotle and the Ethical Principle\nWar on Rhetoric? Aristotle’s Rhetoric in the 19th Century\nAnnex: Ernest Havet on Enthymema, topoi and eide (1843, 37–40)\nOn the contributors\nIndex