Dilthey

Dilthey, however, situates Novalis with Goethe and Hölderlin, and ends up, quite against his own intention, highlighting the aesthetic rather than critical-intellectual force of his philosophy.

Georg Friedrich Philipp von Hardenberg [Novalis] Gjesdal, Kristin 2009

Most of the arguments in support of interpretive approaches to the human sciences have come from the continental tradition -- Dilthey, Ricoeur, Gadamer, Habermas.

MacIntyre and Taylor on the human sciences Daniel Little 2009

The intellectual tradition that Dilthey absorbed and re-deployed as a basis for the human sciences was philosophically rigorous and committed to careful argumentation and interpretation.

Philosophical frameworks in the social sciences Daniel Little 2009

Similarly, in the 1934 essay “The Rationalism Debate in Contemporary Philosophy,” Horkheimer agrees with Dilthey and Bergson

Max Horkheimer Berendzen, J.C. 2009

For Dilthey, human beings engage in metaphysics in an attempt to explain the enigmatic elements of human life.

Max Horkheimer Berendzen, J.C. 2009

Most of the arguments in support of interpretive approaches to the human sciences have come from the continental tradition -- Dilthey, Ricoeur, Gadamer, Habermas.

Archive 2009-07-01 Daniel Little 2009

Her dissertation (1982) was on the theory of cognition in hermeneutics (Dilthey, Rickert, Kant and Hegel).

Rachel Salamander. 2009

The intellectual tradition that Dilthey absorbed and re-deployed as a basis for the human sciences was philosophically rigorous and committed to careful argumentation and interpretation.

Archive 2009-03-01 Daniel Little 2009

For example, along with the criticism of Dilthey in “Materialism and Metaphysics” and the criticism of Scheler in “Remarks on Philosophical Anthropology,” there are (among others) critiques of this type that attack Kant in “Materialism and Morality,” and Henri Bergson in “On Bergson's Metaphysics of Time.”

Max Horkheimer Berendzen, J.C. 2009

This line of thought brings us into the hermeneutic tradition, from Dilthey to Ricoeur, and the range of efforts in philosophy, theology, criticism, and psychology to provide a basis for interpretation.

Continental philosophy of social science Daniel Little 2008