Robin D. Rollinger is employed as a research fellow at the Institute of Philosophy of the Czech Academy of Sciences. He has published numerous studies in phenomenology and has edited two volumes of writings by Edmund Husserl.

• PrefaceAnalysisIntroduction1 The Neo-Scholastic Background1 The Tasks of Logic2 Concept3 Judgment4 Syllogism5 Concluding Remarks2 Definition and Value of Logic1 The Relevant Manuscripts2 Logic as the Art of Judging3 Logic, Psychology, and Philosophy4 The Value of Logic5 Psychologism6 Language7 Dialectic8 Concluding Remarks3 Concept1 Presentations and Names2 Distinctions among Concepts3 Distinctions among Modes of Presentation4 Distinctions among Names5 Relations among Presentations6 Definitions7 Concluding Remarks4 Judgment1 Critique of Kant’s Table2 Complexity and Simplicity3 Form4 Form and Matter5 Intensity6 Motive7 Modality8 Statements9 Relations between Judgments10 Evidence11 Syllogism12 Concluding RemarksMaterialsPreparatory Note to Materials5 Franz Hillebrand, Die elementare Logik und die in ihr nötigen Reformen nach den Vorlesungen des Dr. Franz Brentanos (Wintersemester 1884/85, Wien)6 Franz Hillebrand, Elementary Logic and the Reforms Necessary in It according to the Lectures of Dr. Franz Brentano (Winter Semester 1884/85, Vienna)7 Franz Hillebrand, The New Theories of Categorical Inferences (1891)BibliographyIndex

Robin D. Rollinger is employed as a research fellow at the Institute of Philosophy of the Czech Academy of Sciences. He has published numerous studies in phenomenology and has edited two volumes of writings by Edmund Husserl.

• PrefaceAnalysisIntroduction1 The Neo-Scholastic Background1 The Tasks of Logic2 Concept3 Judgment4 Syllogism5 Concluding Remarks2 Definition and Value of Logic1 The Relevant Manuscripts2 Logic as the Art of Judging3 Logic, Psychology, and Philosophy4 The Value of Logic5 Psychologism6 Language7 Dialectic8 Concluding Remarks3 Concept1 Presentations and Names2 Distinctions among Concepts3 Distinctions among Modes of Presentation4 Distinctions among Names5 Relations among Presentations6 Definitions7 Concluding Remarks4 Judgment1 Critique of Kant’s Table2 Complexity and Simplicity3 Form4 Form and Matter5 Intensity6 Motive7 Modality8 Statements9 Relations between Judgments10 Evidence11 Syllogism12 Concluding RemarksMaterialsPreparatory Note to Materials5 Franz Hillebrand, Die elementare Logik und die in ihr nötigen Reformen nach den Vorlesungen des Dr. Franz Brentanos (Wintersemester 1884/85, Wien)6 Franz Hillebrand, Elementary Logic and the Reforms Necessary in It according to the Lectures of Dr. Franz Brentano (Winter Semester 1884/85, Vienna)7 Franz Hillebrand, The New Theories of Categorical Inferences (1891)BibliographyIndex

Robin D. Rollinger is employed as a research fellow at the Institute of Philosophy of the Czech Academy of Sciences. He has published numerous studies in phenomenology and has edited two volumes of writings by Edmund Husserl.

• PrefaceAnalysisIntroduction1 The Neo-Scholastic Background1 The Tasks of Logic2 Concept3 Judgment4 Syllogism5 Concluding Remarks2 Definition and Value of Logic1 The Relevant Manuscripts2 Logic as the Art of Judging3 Logic, Psychology, and Philosophy4 The Value of Logic5 Psychologism6 Language7 Dialectic8 Concluding Remarks3 Concept1 Presentations and Names2 Distinctions among Concepts3 Distinctions among Modes of Presentation4 Distinctions among Names5 Relations among Presentations6 Definitions7 Concluding Remarks4 Judgment1 Critique of Kant’s Table2 Complexity and Simplicity3 Form4 Form and Matter5 Intensity6 Motive7 Modality8 Statements9 Relations between Judgments10 Evidence11 Syllogism12 Concluding RemarksMaterialsPreparatory Note to Materials5 Franz Hillebrand, Die elementare Logik und die in ihr nötigen Reformen nach den Vorlesungen des Dr. Franz Brentanos (Wintersemester 1884/85, Wien)6 Franz Hillebrand, Elementary Logic and the Reforms Necessary in It according to the Lectures of Dr. Franz Brentano (Winter Semester 1884/85, Vienna)7 Franz Hillebrand, The New Theories of Categorical Inferences (1891)BibliographyIndex