Early German philosophy : Kant and his predecessors
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Early German philosophy : Kant and his predecessors
Thoemmes Press, 1996
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Reprint. "First published 1969, c, the President and Fellows of Harvard College"--t.p. verso
Bibliography: p. [505]-539
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This is a comprehensive history of German philosophy from its medieval beginnings to the late 18th century. In exploring the spirit of German intellectual life and its distinctiveness from that of other countries, the text devotes whole chapters to four of the great philosophers - Nicholas of Cusa, Leibniz, Lessing and Kant - and extensively examines many others, including Albertus Magnus, Meister Eckhart, Paracelsus, Kepler, Mendelssohn, Wolff and Herder. Questioning explanations of philosophy by the racial or ethnic character of its exponents, Beck's conclusion is that German philosophy developed as a series of diverse responses to the historical experiences of the German people. The peculiarities of German philosophy should be viewed in the light of German political problems and educational structures. In particular Beck stresses the importance of the connections between philosophy and Germany's intellectual, literary, religious and political history.
目次
- A national history of philosophy?. Part 1 German philosophy before the Reformation: from the beginnings to Albertus Magnus
- mysticism
- Nicholas of Cusa
- nominalism and the rise of university-philosophy. Part 2 From Luther to Leibniz: philosophy of the Reformation
- the philosophy of Protestant orthodoxy
- occultism, spiritualism, and pictism
- the natural philosophers and the Cartesians
- Leibniz. Part 3 The 18th century: two founders of the German Enlightenment - Thomasius and Wolff
- a generation of epigoni
- philosophers on the spree
- Lessing
- the counter-Enlightenment
- on the threshold of the critical philosophy
- Kant.
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