Early German Philosophy Kant and His Predecessors
Material type: TextPublication details: Cambridge Harvard University Press 1969Description: 556pDDC classification:- N95.3 B388
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N95.3(N75) P655 German Philosophy 1760-1860 | N95 T424 Western Philosophy | N95.2 G987 French Philosophy in the Twentieth Century | N95.3 B388 Early German Philosophy | N95.3 F896 Reason and Its Other | N95.4 H596 The British Tradition in 20th Century Philosophy | N95.4 M271 Modern British Philosophy |
includes index and biblioraphy
A National History of Philosophy? One German Philosophy Before The Reformation From the Beginnings to Albertus Magnus The First Wave of Aristotelianism Albertus Magnus The Albertists Mysticism The Situation in the Fourteenth Century Mysticism before Eckhart Meister Eckhart Later Rhineland Mysticism Nicholas of Cusa Nominalism and the Rise of University-Philosophy Philosophy of the Reformation Introduction Humanism Luther Philipp Melanchthon: the Second Praeceptor Germaniae Calvin The Philosophy of Protestant Orthodoxy Reactions against Melanchthon`s Philosophy Scholasticism in the Age of Orthodoxy Social Philosophy Occultism, Spiritualism, and Pietism Agrippa of Nettesheim Paracelsus The Protestant Counter-Reformation The Pietistic Movement The Natural Philosophers and the Cartesians Introduction The Astronomers TheAtomists The Cartesians Note on Erhard Weigel Leibniz The Organization of Knowledge Substantial Form Discourse on Metaphysics From Substantial Form to Monad The System of Pre-established Harmony Perception of the Spatial World The Middle Way The Realm of Grace Three The Eighteenth Century Two Founders of the German Enlightenment Thomasius Wolff A Generation of Epigoni The Spread and Development of Wolmanism The Extension of Wolmanism into the Theory of Art Wolffian Theology Thomasius` Disciples Philosophers on the Spree The Berlin Enlightenment The Philosopher-King The Berlin Academy Popular Philosophy Mendelssohn Lessing Aesthetics Theological Controversies Lessing`s Alleged Spinozism The Counter-Enlightenment Jacobi Hamann: "The Magus of the North" Herder On the Threshold of the Critical Philosophy Crusius Lambert: "The Leading Genius in Germany" Tetens Kant Kant`s Weltanschauung Kant`s Life The Development of Kant`s Philosophy before 1769 From the "Great Light" to Hume`s "Spark" The Critical Philosophy
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