K. Mulligan Livres

This book highlights the philosophical contributions of Adolf Reinach, emphasizing his clarity and focus on specific problems in phenomenology. It aims to revive interest in his work on speech acts, states of affairs, and realism, which have been overshadowed by later philosophers. Reinach's insights into judgments and legal philosophy are also discussed.

This volume features papers from two colloquia on formal ontology and properties, highlighting the resurgence of ontology and metaphysics in analytic philosophy. It reflects on the contributions of key figures and the historical context, emphasizing the link between logic and ontology in the tradition of Frege and the foundational work of Moore and Russell.