Introduction

pp. 1-6

in: James Dubois, Judgment and Sachverhalt, Berlin, Springer, 1995

Abstract

was the very heart of our collective efforts, the active spirit opening up new aspects and paths of investigation in a creative attitude which never rested, never lost its grip in difficult situations. Thus one was brought by him to the attitude of creative philosophising and one could enjoy the participation in the development of a new philosophy, though one was in fact merely a philosophical child. (Mulligan, ed., p. 17)