Meinong
alexius
[ah-lek-see-oo s] /ɑˈlɛk si ʊs/ (show ipa), 1853–1920, austrian psychologist and philosopher.
historical examples
according to meinong there are two kinds of imaginative images—a generative, and a constructive kind.
criminal psychology hans gross
meinong’s “act” is the ghost of the subject, or what once was the full-blooded soul.
the -n-lysis of mind bertrand russell
meinong does not regard this as a contradiction, but i fail to see that it is not one.
mysticism and logic and other essays bertrand russell
there is another important condition to which hume calls attention and which is interpreted by his clever disciple meinong.
criminal psychology hans gross
as meinong says so well, we confuse ident-ty with agreement.
criminal psychology hans gross
meinong insists upon an existential judgment, a judgment that the object valued is real, as essential to value.
social value b. m. anderson
then, according to meinong, we have to distinguish three elements which are necessarily combined in const-tuting the one thought.
the -n-lysis of mind bertrand russell
but if meinong is right, there can be no thought without an object: the connection of the two is essential.
the -n-lysis of mind bertrand russell
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