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This edition illustrates Gottfried Salomon-Delatour's (1892-1964) lifelong engagement with his former teacher Ernst Troeltsch. Salomon-Delatour's memorial-lecture from 1963 given at the University of Heidelberg is a rare and lengthy document, in which a sociologist tries to understand the idea of history from a methodological point of view. The text offers an intelligent and lucid defense of Troeltsch's concept of historicism in the age of scepticism after World War II. The document forms part of the Gottfried Salomon-Delatour papers at the University Archive in Bielefeld. This is the first publication of material from this collection. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

What concepts figure in our non-inferential beliefs: "electrons", "cardinals" or color-concepts? Neo-Pragmatists like Sellars, Brandom and McDowell took different routes to answer this question. All of these routes rely heavily on the concept of inference. This paper seeks to examine the plausibility of each route while taking a close look on the way "non-inferentiality" is conceived. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article discusses the meaning of the Greek word and philosophical concept of πίστις (pístis, translatable as faith, conviction, or trust) in the works of ancient Greek philosopher Plato. The author begins his analysis with interpretations of Plato's works "Gorgias" and "Phaedrus" and of Plato's analogy of the divided line, from his work "Politeia," better known in English as "The Republic." Other aspects considered include Plato's understanding of such topics as dialectics, science, and beauty.