In this article, I discuss some aspects of the manner in which phenomenology has dealt with the question of the nature of objects of knowledge and the knowability of such objects. I focus on Kant’s phenomenology and consider in particular some ontological presuppositions that make Kant’s phenomenology both Platonist and anti-Platonist. Then, I make a brief incursion into Hegel’s phenomenological approach and Marx’s critique of Hegel, Kant, and German idealism in general. In the last part of the article, I comment on Marx’s idea of praxis as an entirely new path to tackle the question of the nature and knowability of objects of knowledge. I discuss some of the implications of such an idea for mathematics education. I end up sketching a Hegel...
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From Aristotle up to the Baroque knowledge was considered as essentially determined by its object. S...
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I argue that Brentano’s analysis of knowledge is *phenomenological* in a sense yet to be clarified. ...
The article challenges the first premise of „speculative realism“, according to which, with Kant, th...
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This paper traces a Kantian and pragmatist line of thinking that connects the ideas of conceptual co...
The main objective of this article is to reexamine an old controversy between analysts of Marx: the ...
International audienceThe chapter advances a reformulation of the classical problem of the nature of...
The article sketches the development of Kant interpretation in analytic philosophy. The author turns...
In this article I sketch three key concepts of a cultural-historical theory of mathematics teaching ...
The least that we can say is that mathematical objects are mysterious objects. Some argue that they ...
Kant’s transcendental philosophy (transcendentalism) focuses on both the human method of cognition i...
This work attempts a contemporary proof and interpretation of the Hegelian and Marxian dialectic. Dr...
From Aristotle up to the Baroque knowledge was considered as essentially determined by its object. S...
The article challenges the first premise of „speculative realism“, according to which, with Kant,...
I argue that Brentano’s analysis of knowledge is *phenomenological* in a sense yet to be clarified. ...
The article challenges the first premise of „speculative realism“, according to which, with Kant, th...
This study attempts to show that a certain ontology of production as access to self-presence and to ...
Starting out from the ontology of human work set out by Marx in Das Kapital, the paper seeks to anal...
This paper provides an interpretation of Marx’ critique of political economy as a philosophical the...
This paper traces a Kantian and pragmatist line of thinking that connects the ideas of conceptual co...
The main objective of this article is to reexamine an old controversy between analysts of Marx: the ...
International audienceThe chapter advances a reformulation of the classical problem of the nature of...