Logical Investigations Volume 1

Volume 1 Prolegomena to Pure Logic; Introduction; Chapter 1 Logic as a normative and, in particular, as a practical discipline; Chapter 2 Theoretical disciplines as the foundation of normative disciplines; Chapter 3 Psychologism, its arguments and its attitude to the usual counter-arguments; Chapter 4 Empiricistic consequences of psychologism; Chapter 5 Psychological interpretations of basic logical principles; Chapter 6 Syllogistic inferences psychologistically considered. Syllogistic and chemical formulae; Chapter 7 Psychologism as a sceptical relativism; Chapter 8 The psychologistic prejudices; Chapter 9 Logic and the principle of the economy of thought; Chapter 10 End of our critical treatments; Chapter 11 The idea of Pure Logic; vol2 Investigations into phenomenology and the theory of knowledge, part I: of the German Editions; Introduction; Part 1 Investigation 1; Chapter 12 Essential distinctions; Chapter 13 Towards a characterization of the acts which confer meaning; Chapter 14 Fluctuation in meaning and the ideality of unities of meaning; Chapter 15 The phenomenological and ideal content of the experiences of meaning; Part 2 Investigation II; Introduction; Chapter 16 Universal objects and the consciousness of universality; Chapter 17 The psychological hypostatization of the universal; Chapter 18 Abstraction and attention; Chapter 19 Abstraction and representation; Chapter 20 Phenomenological study of Hume's theory of abstraction; Chapter 21 Separation of varying concepts of abstraction and abstract;