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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-31691-4owledge threatens to become little more than a mass of disconnected and disintegrated data. This, Cassirer notes, is a danger, a theoretical as well as a practical problem. As he writes: ‘That this antagonism of ideas is not merely a grave theoretical problem but an imminent threat to the whole exte

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Advances in Mechanics and Mathematicssophy of symbolic forms in particular, is increasing every year. The same trend can be seen in the Anglophone world, where new books on and new translations of Cassirer are coming out every year. Why this renewed interest, one is tempted to ask, and why now? Certainly, there are historical reasons.

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Problems in Electrostatic Approximationu find an acute diagnosis of the philosophical situation in Germany and indeed the whole of Europe at the time. The main opposition to Cassirer’s own position and the broad neo-Kantian tradition to which he belongs is taken to be the ., vitalism – here analysed and attacked in its different shapes i