Paul Natorp
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Paul Gerhard Natorp (24 January 1854-17 August 1924) was a German neo-Kantian philosopher, and educationalist, of the Marburg school. He was known as an authority on Plato.
Natorp was born in Düsseldorf.
He was an influence on the early work of Hans-Georg Gadamer and had a profound effect upon the thought of Edmund Husserl, the "father" of phenomenology. Further, it was to Natorp's scholarly influence and reputation that Husserl owed some of his success. His students included the philosopher and historian Ernst Cassirer, and the author of Doctor Zhivago, Boris Pasternak.
[edit] Works
- Sozialpädagogik (1899)
- Logik in Leitsätzen (1904)
- Gesammelte Abhandlungen zur Sozialpädagogik (3 volumes, 1907)
- Pestalozzi. Leben und Lehre (1909)
- Die logischen Grundlagen der exakten Wissenschaften (1910)
- Philosophie; ihr Problem und ihre Probleme (1911)
- Sozialidealismus (1920)
- Beethoven und wir (1920)
- "Platos Ideenlehre" (1921)
- Allgemeine Logik (in: Flach und Holzhey, Erkenntnistheorie und Logik im Neukantianismus, 1979)
[edit] References
- Paul Natorp's Philosophy of Religion within the Marburg Neo-Kantian Tradition (1980) Judy Deane Saltzmann
- L'Ecole de Marbourg : Cohen, Natorp, Cassirer (1989) Alexis Philonenko
- Platon in Marburg: Platon-Rezeption Und Philosophiegeschichtsphilosophie Bei Cohen Und Natorp (1994) Karl-Heinz Lembeck
- Paul Natorp et la Théorie Platonicienne des Idées (2004) Julien Servois
