Theories of Judgment

Wayne Martin Traces Attempts To Develop Theories Of Judgment In British Empiricism The Logical Tradition Stemming From Kant Nineteenth-Century Psychologism Recent Experimental Neuropsychology And The Phenomenological Tradition Associated With Brentano Husserl And Heidegger. His Reconstruction Of Vibrant But Largely Forgotten Nineteenth-Century Debates Links Kantian Approaches To Judgment With Twentieth-Century Phenomenological Accounts. He Also Shows That The Psychological Logical And Phenomenological Dimensions Of Judgment Are Not Only Equally Important But Fundamentally Interlinked.