• Guillaume Fréchette: Introduction: Brentano’s ImpactConsciousness. Brentanian and Neo-Brentanian PerspectivesDenis Fisette: IntroductionUriah Kriegel: Brentano’s Most Striking Thesis: No Representation Without Self-RepresentationJohannes L. Brandl: What is Pre-Reflective Self-Awareness? Brentano’s Theory of Inner Consciousness RevisitedMark Textor: Unity Without Self: Brentano on the Unity of ConsciousnessVarieties of IntentionalityGuillaume Fréchette: IntroductionGuillaume Fréchette: Brentano’s Thesis (Revisited)Arkadiusz Chrudzimski: Brentano and Aristotle on the Ontology of IntentionalityLaurent Cesalli: Anton Marty’s Intentionalist Theory of MeaningMatjaž Potrč: Phenomenology of IntentionalityOntology and MetaphysicsGuillaume Fréchette: IntroductionWerner Sauer: Being as the True: From Aristotle to BrentanoWilhelm Baumgartner: Franz Brentano’s MereologySusan Gabriel: Brentano at the Intersection of Psychology, Ontology, and the GoodCritics and Heirs. The School of BrentanoDenis Fisette: IntroductionDenis Fisette: Mixed Feelings. Carl Stumpf’s Criticism of James and Brentano on EmotionsOlivier Massin: The Intentionality of Pleasures and Other Feelings. A Brentanian ApproachRiccardo Martinelli: Brentano and Stumpf on Tonal FusionExpositions and Discussions. Selected Materials and TranslationsDenis Fisette: IntroductionThomas Binder: There and Back Again. An Updated History of Franz Brentano’s Unpublished PapersFranz Brentano: Abstraction and Relation, followed by Selected Letters to MartyFranz Brentano: Modern Errors concerning the Knowledge of the Laws of InferenceFranz Brentano: Moderne Irrthümer über die Erkenntnis der Gesetze des SchließensIndex of Names

“I warmly recommend this book. It is an excellent work and one whose time has come…. This book will help both to reduce Brentano’s “invisibility” and advance the much needed rehabilitation of Brentano as one of the great philosophers of the second half of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20thcentury.”Grazer Philosophische Studien 92 (2015)

• Guillaume Fréchette: Introduction: Brentano’s ImpactConsciousness. Brentanian and Neo-Brentanian PerspectivesDenis Fisette: IntroductionUriah Kriegel: Brentano’s Most Striking Thesis: No Representation Without Self-RepresentationJohannes L. Brandl: What is Pre-Reflective Self-Awareness? Brentano’s Theory of Inner Consciousness RevisitedMark Textor: Unity Without Self: Brentano on the Unity of ConsciousnessVarieties of IntentionalityGuillaume Fréchette: IntroductionGuillaume Fréchette: Brentano’s Thesis (Revisited)Arkadiusz Chrudzimski: Brentano and Aristotle on the Ontology of IntentionalityLaurent Cesalli: Anton Marty’s Intentionalist Theory of MeaningMatjaž Potrč: Phenomenology of IntentionalityOntology and MetaphysicsGuillaume Fréchette: IntroductionWerner Sauer: Being as the True: From Aristotle to BrentanoWilhelm Baumgartner: Franz Brentano’s MereologySusan Gabriel: Brentano at the Intersection of Psychology, Ontology, and the GoodCritics and Heirs. The School of BrentanoDenis Fisette: IntroductionDenis Fisette: Mixed Feelings. Carl Stumpf’s Criticism of James and Brentano on EmotionsOlivier Massin: The Intentionality of Pleasures and Other Feelings. A Brentanian ApproachRiccardo Martinelli: Brentano and Stumpf on Tonal FusionExpositions and Discussions. Selected Materials and TranslationsDenis Fisette: IntroductionThomas Binder: There and Back Again. An Updated History of Franz Brentano’s Unpublished PapersFranz Brentano: Abstraction and Relation, followed by Selected Letters to MartyFranz Brentano: Modern Errors concerning the Knowledge of the Laws of InferenceFranz Brentano: Moderne Irrthümer über die Erkenntnis der Gesetze des SchließensIndex of Names

“I warmly recommend this book. It is an excellent work and one whose time has come…. This book will help both to reduce Brentano’s “invisibility” and advance the much needed rehabilitation of Brentano as one of the great philosophers of the second half of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20thcentury.”Grazer Philosophische Studien 92 (2015)

• Guillaume Fréchette: Introduction: Brentano’s ImpactConsciousness. Brentanian and Neo-Brentanian PerspectivesDenis Fisette: IntroductionUriah Kriegel: Brentano’s Most Striking Thesis: No Representation Without Self-RepresentationJohannes L. Brandl: What is Pre-Reflective Self-Awareness? Brentano’s Theory of Inner Consciousness RevisitedMark Textor: Unity Without Self: Brentano on the Unity of ConsciousnessVarieties of IntentionalityGuillaume Fréchette: IntroductionGuillaume Fréchette: Brentano’s Thesis (Revisited)Arkadiusz Chrudzimski: Brentano and Aristotle on the Ontology of IntentionalityLaurent Cesalli: Anton Marty’s Intentionalist Theory of MeaningMatjaž Potrč: Phenomenology of IntentionalityOntology and MetaphysicsGuillaume Fréchette: IntroductionWerner Sauer: Being as the True: From Aristotle to BrentanoWilhelm Baumgartner: Franz Brentano’s MereologySusan Gabriel: Brentano at the Intersection of Psychology, Ontology, and the GoodCritics and Heirs. The School of BrentanoDenis Fisette: IntroductionDenis Fisette: Mixed Feelings. Carl Stumpf’s Criticism of James and Brentano on EmotionsOlivier Massin: The Intentionality of Pleasures and Other Feelings. A Brentanian ApproachRiccardo Martinelli: Brentano and Stumpf on Tonal FusionExpositions and Discussions. Selected Materials and TranslationsDenis Fisette: IntroductionThomas Binder: There and Back Again. An Updated History of Franz Brentano’s Unpublished PapersFranz Brentano: Abstraction and Relation, followed by Selected Letters to MartyFranz Brentano: Modern Errors concerning the Knowledge of the Laws of InferenceFranz Brentano: Moderne Irrthümer über die Erkenntnis der Gesetze des SchließensIndex of Names

“I warmly recommend this book. It is an excellent work and one whose time has come…. This book will help both to reduce Brentano’s “invisibility” and advance the much needed rehabilitation of Brentano as one of the great philosophers of the second half of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20thcentury.”Grazer Philosophische Studien 92 (2015)