Dilthey, Wilhelm, 1833-1911

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Name (Hebrew)
דילתיי, ויליאם, 1833-1911
Name (Latin)
Dilthey, Wilhelm, 1833-1911
Name (Arabic)
ديلتاي، فلهلم، 1833-1911
Other forms of name
Ti-erh-tʻai, 1833-1911
Dilthey, Guillermo, 1833-1911
Diltʻai, Vilhelm, 1833-1911
Elkan, Karl, 1833-1911
Welden, Friedrich, 1833-1911
Hoffner, Wilhelm, 1833-1911
דילתי, וילהלם, 1833-1911
דילתאי, וילהלם, 1833-1911
דילתיי, וילהלם, 1833-1911
Date of birth
1833
Date of death
1911
Gender
male
MARC
MARC

Other Identifiers

VIAF: 68943563
Wikidata: Q60080
Library of congress: n 79091364
Sources of Information
  • Chang, W.S. Ti-erh-tʻai, 1986.
  • His Aus Schleiermacher's ... 1861-63.
  • Introducción a las ciencias del espíritu, c1948:t.p. (Guillermo Dilthey)
  • LCN
  • ספר אודותיו: אוניברסאליות אימננטית, תשע"א 2011.
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Wikipedia description:

Wilhelm Dilthey (; German: [ˈvɪlhɛlm ˈdɪltaɪ]; 19 November 1833 – 1 October 1911) was a German philosopher who held Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel's Chair in Philosophy at the University of Berlin. As a polymathic philosopher working in the emerging modern research university, Dilthey aimed to establish the methodological foundations of the human sciences, including history, hermeneutics, and nascent psychology, in relation to the natural sciences. Dilthey's account of what constitutes the empirical and experiential is drawn from the traditions of German philosophy and literature, and differs from British empiricism and positivism in its central epistemological and ontological assumptions. But he emphasized experience and historical evidence, and has sometimes been styled an empiricist by contrast to then prevailing idealism.

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