Biology Quote by Ulrich Müller

“Piaget, J. (1971). Insights and illusions of philosophy. New York: World Publishing Company. (Original work published in 1965)”

— Ulrich Müller

“This raises the question of the role of Kantianism in Piaget's thinking. In the many discussions about this problem with one of us, Piaget…

— Ulrich Müller

“Kant argued that our intuition (i.e., sensibility) and understanding use a priori (i.e., independent of all experience) forms and categories, which are the condition…

— Ulrich Müller

“Unlike Kant, for whom normative categories are a priori and fully formed in their use, for Piaget any framework has a formation in time…

— Ulrich Müller

“Piaget may 'be about' stages or cognitive development only in the way that Newton 'is about' gravity, or Columbus the West Indies, or Jefferson…

— Robert Kegan

“Piaget (1961/1966, pp. 152–153) made the same commitments as Kant: Normative properties are required for knowing reality, and so, following Kant, such properties are…

— Ulrich Müller

“Two hundred years later, Piaget reformulated this question from a more psychological perspective. It is no coincidence that he referred to Kant as “the…

— Ulrich Müller

“Piaget is also concerned with attempts of Maine de Biran, Bergson, Sartre, and Merleau-Ponty to construct a philosophical psychology as opposed to a scientific…

— Jean Piaget

“I flip a cognitive coin while reading Dr. Briggs' take on life, theology, science, and the conception of human life.”

— Asa Don Brown

“In the preface of his Critique of Pure Reason, Kant (1787/1933, B XVI) refers in the same way to the Copernican Revolution. He points…

— Ulrich Müller

“Empiricism is not just an empirical method but also a theory of experience. Essentially, it conceives of human beings as passive and sense perception…

— Ulrich Müller

“This book is not of today or of the future. It tells of no place. It serves no cause, party or class. It has…

— Thea von Harbou