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The volume aims at a critical assessment of Carl Stumpf's philosophy and an evaluation of his place in the School of Brentano and in the phenomenological movement. The book contains 15 original essays, unpublished writings by Stumpf and a complete bibliography.

Realism has been a central object of attention among analytical philosophers for some decades. Starting from analytical philosophy, the return of realism has spread into other contemporary philosophical traditions and given birth to new trends in current discussions, as for example in the debates about "new realism." Discussions about realism focused on linguistic meaning, epistemology, metaphysics, theory of action and ethics. The implications for politics of discussion about realism in action theory and in ethics, however, are not much discussed. This collection includes essay which address from different and complementary points of view the issue of the social and political relevance of philosophical debates on realism.