Daniel DohrnDaniel Dohrn studied philosophy and economics in Munich. His PhD (2001) dealt with Kant's conception of the beauty and systematicity of nature. His habilitation (2006) was focused on the Descartes's idea of a rational will. More recently, he has workd on research projects in epistemology and the philosophy of language, concentrating on issues of merely hypothetical, possible, and impossible scenarios. He has worked as lecturer and researcher at the universities of Munich, Erlangen, Constance, Aachen, Berlin, and Milan. He has published in leading international journals like The Journal of Philosophy, Philosophical Studies, Behavioral and Brain Sciences, Synthese, Erkenntnis and The Journal of Aesthetics and Arts Criticism. Read More Read Less