Roman Ingarden

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Roman Ingarden was a Polish philosopher best known for his influential work in phenomenology and aesthetics, particularly his analyses of the structure of literary and artistic works.

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Roman Ingarden canonical 8

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instanceOf Polish philosopher
human
philosopher
birthDate 1893-02-05
birthPlace Austria-Hungary
Kraków
Poland
countryOfCitizenship Poland
deathDate 1970-06-14
deathPlace Kraków
educatedAt Jagiellonian University
University of Göttingen
University of Lviv
employer Jagiellonian University
Jan Kazimierz University in Lviv
familyName Ingarden
fieldOfWork aesthetics
ontology
phenomenology
philosophy
philosophy of art
philosophy of literature
givenName Roman
influenced Polish phenomenology
aesthetics
philosophy of literature
influencedBy Brentano school
Edmund Husserl
Kazimierz Twardowski
languageOfWorkOrName German
Polish
mainInterest modes of being
ontology of the work of art
structure of the literary work
memberOf Polish Academy of Sciences
movement Lvov–Warsaw school
phenomenology
name Roman Ingarden
notableIdea ontological pluralism
stratified structure of the literary work of art
theory of purely intentional objects
notableWork The Cognition of the Literary Work of Art
The Controversy over the Existence of the World
The Literary Work of Art
Time and Modes of Being
occupation professor
university teacher
studentOf Edmund Husserl

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Roman Jakobson influenced Roman Ingarden
phenomenology keyFigure Roman Ingarden
Nicolai Hartmann influenced Roman Ingarden
Logical Investigations influenced Roman Ingarden
Ideas I influenced Roman Ingarden
Roman Ingarden name Roman Ingarden
Brentano school hasMember Roman Ingarden