Austrian philosopher. Born in Lemberg. He first studied history in Vienna, then switched to philosophy under Brentano, the founder of the German-Austrian school. In 1878 he qualified as a professor with a thesis on Hume, and from 1882 he taught philosophy at the University of Graz. His philosophy is called object theory, and it focuses on considering all objects that appear in conscious experience as objects themselves, regardless of whether they exist or not. Meinong distinguishes between representation and thought, calling the former object "objective" and the latter "objective thing." This "objective thing," or "what is," is the essence of the object itself, and object theory mainly considers the relationships that exist within this essence. His object theory has something in common with the essentialism found in Husserl's phenomenology, and also influenced the British neo-realist G. E. Moore. [Yoshiaki Utsunomiya April 17, 2015] Source: Shogakukan Encyclopedia Nipponica About Encyclopedia Nipponica Information | Legend |
オーストリアの哲学者。レムベルクに生まれる。ウィーンで初めは歴史を学び、のちに哲学に転じてドイツ・オーストリア学派の創始者ブレンターノに師事。1878年ヒュームに関する論文で教授資格をとり、1882年以後グラーツ大学で哲学を講じた。その哲学は対象論とよばれるもので、意識体験に現れるすべての対象を、それが存在するかしないかにかかわりなく、対象そのものとして考察することを主眼とする。マイノングはそこで表象作用と思考作用とを区別し、前者の対象を「客観」、後者の対象を「客観的なもの」とよぶが、この「客観的なもの」すなわち「かくある」Soseinが対象そのものの本質であって、対象論は主としてこの本質において成立する諸関係を考察する。彼のこの対象論は、フッサールの現象学にみられる本質学にも通ずるところがあり、またイギリスの新実在論者G・E・ムーアにも影響を与えた。 [宇都宮芳明 2015年4月17日] 出典 小学館 日本大百科全書(ニッポニカ)日本大百科全書(ニッポニカ)について 情報 | 凡例 |
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