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A History of Philosophy, Vol. 3 of 3 (Classic Reprint): German Philosophy Since Hegel - Couverture souple

Erdmann, Johann Eduard Eduard

 
9781440043260: A History of Philosophy, Vol. 3 of 3 (Classic Reprint): German Philosophy Since Hegel

Synopsis

The history of German philosophy after Hegel comes alive in the pages of this volume, showing how early 19th‑century thinkers reshaped the field. This edition surveys the development of German philosophy from a historical and philosophical vantage point, focusing on two major figures. It explains how Deutinger’s system ties anthropology, religion, and metaphysics together, and how Rosenkrantz attacks the boundaries between knowledge, perception, and the idea of God. The result is a clear account of how these debates fit into the broader arc of German thought and its place in the history of philosophy.

The author traces Deutinger’s central claim that personality and freedom ground knowledge, and shows how his religious turn informs theories of soul, art, and moral philosophy. It also examines Rosenkrantz’s analytic of knowledge, his threefold structure of knowledge, and the role of internal and external perception, ideas, and the ground of knowledge. Together, these discussions illuminate how modern German philosophy moved from system to method and from speculation to critique.




  • How Deutinger links anthropology, religion, and philosophy, and why that matters for understanding the mind and knowledge.

  • Rosenkrantz’s threefold theory of knowledge and his treatment of ideas, perception, and ground.

  • Connections to Schelling and other 19th‑century German thinkers, and what they reveal about the era’s aims.



Ideal for readers of the history of philosophy and students of German thought seeking a clear, example‑driven guide to post‑Hegelian debates.


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