Franz Brentano and Austrian Philosophy

<p>Introduction: Franz Brentano in Vienna.- Brentano and Husserl on intentionality.- Descriptive Psychology and Phenomenology: From Brentano to Husserl to the Logic of Consciousness.- Brentano’s&nbsp;Concept&nbsp;of&nbsp;Descriptive&nbsp;Psychology.- Brentano on Phenomenology and Philosophy as a Science.- Brentano’s Appointment to Vienna.- Intentionality&nbsp;in&nbsp;the&nbsp;Vienna&nbsp;Circle.- (Dis-)Similarities: Remarks on „Austrian“ and „German“ Philosophy in the 19^th Century.- Learning&nbsp;from&nbsp;Lasaulx:&nbsp;The&nbsp;Origins&nbsp;of Brentano’s&nbsp;Four&nbsp;Phases&nbsp;Theory.- Franz&nbsp;Brentano&nbsp;and&nbsp;the Lvov-Warsaw School.- How many Terms does a Judgement have? Jerusalem versus Brentano.- Brentano and J. Stuart Mill on Phenomenalism and Mental Monism.- Ist die Unterscheidung zwischen Ganzheit und Summe eine sachliche?.- Franz Brentanos Kritik der Antimetaphysiker.- Gestaltpsychologie.- Carnap’s Second Aufbau and David Lewis’ Aufbau.- Carnap and Wittgenstein on Psychological Sentences, 1928-1932. Some Further Aspects of the Priority-dispute over Physicalism.- Scientific Communities, Reconsidered. A History of Theories and Concepts.- Paolo Mancosu,&nbsp;Abstraction and Infinity,&nbsp;Oxford University Press, 2016, viii + 222pp..- Jordi Cat, Adam Tamas Tuboly (Ed.) Neurath Reconsidered: New Sources and Perspectives. Boston Studies in the Philosophy and History of Science Volume 336. Cham: Springer Nature, 2019.- Index.&nbsp;</p>