Brentano and his place in Austrian philosophy

Edgar Morscher

1-9

The world in which Brentano believed he lived

George Katkov

11-27

Über Brentanos Reismus und die extensionale Logik

Stephan Körner

29-43

Quantification and Brentano's logic

Burnham Terrell

45-65

Der scholastische Kontext des intentionalen bei Brentano

Klaus Hedwig

67-82

Brentano and Husserl on intentional objects of perception

Dagfinn Føllesdal

83-94

On the significance of the correspondence between Franz Brentano and Edmund Husserl

Herbert Spiegelberg

95-116

François Brentano et la pensee philosophique en Pologne

Casimir Twardowski et son École

Izydora Dąmbska

117-129

Intentionality of thought versus intentionality of desire

Peter Geach

131-138

Will and emotion

Elizabeth Anscombe

139-148

Brentanos antinaturalistische Grundlegung der Ethik

Heiner Rütte

149-168

Zur Erkenntnistheorie von Franz Brentano

Guido Küng

169-181

Brentano's criticism of the correspondence theory of truth and the principle "ens et verum convertuntur"

Paul Weingartner

183-195

Brentano's conception of substance and accident

Roderick Chisholm

197-210

Brentanos Sprachkritik, oder daß "man unterscheiden muß was es (hier) zu unterscheiden gibt"

Rudolf Haller

211-224

Brentanos Analyse des Zeitbegriffes

Johann Götschl

225-248

Brentano's relation to Aristotle

Rolf George

249-266