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matic philosophy. %(c) The Special Philosophical Sciences.%--The more the courage to attack the central problems of philosophy has been paralyzed by the neo-Kantian theory of knowledge and the coming-in of the positivistic spirit, the more lively has been the work of the last decades in the special departments: the transfer of the center of gravity from metaphysics to the particular sciences is the most prominent characteristic of the philosophy of the time. Logic sees century-old convictions shattered and new foundations arising. Psychology has entered into competition with physiology in regard to the discovery of the laws of the psychical functions which depend on bodily processes, while metaphysical questions are forced into the background and there is a growing distrust of the reliability of inner observation. The philosophy of religion is favored with undiminished interest and aesthetics, after long neglect, with a renewal of attention; the philosophy of history is about to reconquer its former rights. There is, moreover, an especially lively interest in ethics; and the investigation of the history of philosophy is more widely extended than ever before. We will close our sketch with a short survey of the particular disciplines. In the department of _logic_ the following should be mentioned as classical achievements: the works of Christoph Sigwart of Tuebingen (vol. i. 1873, 2d ed., 1889; vol. ii. 1878), of Lotze (p. 605), and of Wundt (vol. i. _Erkenntnisslehre_, 1880; vol. ii. _Methodenlehre_, 1883). Besides these, Bergmann (p. 620), Schuppe (p. 619), and Benno Erdmann (_Logik_, vol. i. 1892) deserve notice. In _psychology_ the following writers have made themselves prominent: Wilhelm Wundt at Leipsic (born 1832), _Grundzuege der physiologischen Psychologie_, 1874, 3d ed., 1887; A. Horwicz, _Psychologische Analysen auf physiologischer Grundlage_, 1872 _seq_.; Franz Brentano in Vienna (born 1838), _Psychologie vom empirischen Standpunkte_, vol. i. 1874; Carl Stumpf of Munich (born 1848), _Ueber den psychologischen Ursprung der Raumvorstellung_, 1873, _Tonpsychologie_, vol. i. 1883, vol. ii. 1890; Theodor Lipps of Breslau (born 1851), _Grundthatsachen des Seelenlebens_, 1883. The following may be mentioned in the same connection: J.H. Witte, _Das Wesen der Seele_, 1888; H. Muensterberg, _Die Willenshandlung_, 1888, _Beitraege zur experimentellen Psychologie_, 1889 _seq_,; Goswin K. Uphues at Halle, _Wahrnehmun
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