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Despite studying with Heinrich Rickert in Freiburg, Wilhelm Dilthey in Berlin, and Edmund Husserl in Göttingen, Wilhelm Schapp (1884-1965) has, until now, been largely neglected in phenomenological scholarship. As the first English-language volume dedicated to Schapp's thought, this book seeks to correct this by investigating Schapp's pioneering philosophy, his relationship to his contemporaries, and what we can learn from his work today.
In three parts, leading international scholars introduce the key themes of Schapp's philosophy, from his early writings to his mature reflections. The first part explores his phenomenology of perception and the bodily dimension of our existence in the world. Focus then moves to Schapp's philosophy of law and his ideas on the problem of value-based experience, followed lastly by his hermeneutics of stories and the narrative essence of human beings. The volume closes with an autobiographical piece by Schapp himself. Translated here in English for the first time, Schapp retrospectively outlines his position in relation to Husserl and the phenomenological school more broadly.
Crossing the divide between continental and analytic philosophy, The Philosophy of Wilhelm Schapp not only provides a fresh insight into the early development of the phenomenological tradition, but also demonstrates the relevance of Schapp's thought to recent debates in areas from the philosophy of mind to the theory of contracts.
Contents
List of Contributors
1. On the Many Philosophies of Wilhelm Schapp: Editors' Introduction, Daniele De Santis (Charles University, Prague) and D. Nuccilli (Charles University, Prague)
Part I: Phenomenology
2. Schapp on Color, Clarity, and Ideas, K. Laasik (Zhejiang University, China)
3. Schapp on Perceptual Normativity, M. Summa (Wuerzburg University, Germany)
4. From Sachverhalt to Geschichte and Back: Remarks on Wilhelm Schapp and the Early Phenomenological Tradition, Daniele De Santis (Charles University, Prague)
5. Perception and Stories: Schapp and Plato's Theaetetus, Alejandro G. Vigo (University of Santiago, Chile)
Part II: Philosophy of Values and Law
6. The Character of Things: Dinge, Werke and Wozudinge: A Path in Wilhelm Schapp's Thought, Daniele Nuccilli (University of Rome II, Italy)
7. Wilhelm Schapp's The New Science of Law, Sophie Loidolt (TU Darmstadt, Germany)
8. Wilhelm Schapp's Qualitative Social Ontology: The Role of Values for the Law, Francesca De Vecchi (University of Milan, Italy)
Part III: The Hermeneutics of Stories
9. The Power of Storytelling: Being Entangled in Stories as a Core Feature of Human Identity, Susan Gottlöber (
Technische Universität Dresden, Germany)
10. Philosophy of Histories I: In Geschichten verstrickt: Approaches and Reflections, Nicole Thiemer (Technische Universität Kaiserslautern, Germany)
11. Philosophy of Histories II: Philosophie der Geschichten: Approaches and Reflections, Karen Joisten (Technische Universität Kaiserslautern, Germany)
Appendix
12. Recollections of Husserl Wilhelm Schapp
Index
