Historical Perspectives on Erklären and Verstehen

1. Historical Perspectives on Erklären and Verstehen: Introduction
Uljana Feest

2. Epistemological Distinctions and Cultural Politics: Educational Reform and the Naturwissenschaft/Geisteswissenschaft Distinction in Nineteenth-Century Germany
Denise Phillips

3. Vestiges of the Book of Nature: Religious Experience and Hermeneutic Practices in Protestant German Theology, ca. 1900
Bernhard Kleeberg

4. How Wilhelm Dilthey Influenced Popular Science Writing: Kurd Laßwitz’s “Homchen. Ein Tiermärchen aus der oberen Kreide”
Safia Azzouni

5. Explaining History. Hippolyte Taine’s Philosophy of Historical Science
Philipp Müller

6. Understanding and Explanation in France: From Maine de Biran’s Méthode Psychologique to Durkheim’s Les Formes Élémentaires de la vie Religieuse
Warren Schmaus

7. Instead of Erklären and Verstehen: William James on Human Understanding
David E. Leary

8.
Erklären, Verstehen, and Embodied Rationalities: Scientific Praxis as Regional Ontology
Katherine Arens

9. British Thought on the Relations Between the Natural Sciences and the Humanities, c. 1870–1910
Roger Smith

10. Accounting for the Unity of Experience in Dilthey, Rickert, Bradley and Ward
Christopher Pincock

11. Individuality and Interpretation in Nineteenth-Century German Historicism
Jacques Bos

12. Shaping Disciplinary Boundaries: Scientific Practice and Politics in the Methodenstreit Between the German Historical School and the Austrian School of Economics
Filomena Sousa

13. From Mill via von Kries to Max Weber: Causality, Explanation, and Understanding
Michael Heidelberger

14. Social Science Between Neo-Kantianism and Philosophy of Life: The Cases of Weber, Simmel, and Mannheim
Daniel Šuber

15. Opposition to Verstehen in Orthodox Logical Empiricism
Thomas Uebel

Nyckelord: Science, general, History of Science, History of Philosophy, Philosophy of Science