(P/B) A HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY (VOLUME 7)

Παρουσίαση

This volume of Copleston's A History of Philosophy looks at the idealist philosophies, and the reactions against them, that developed mainly in Germany in the nineteenth century. Copleston guides the reader through the work of the Post-Kantian idealists such as Schelling and Hegel, moving on to their various opponents such as Schopenhauer, Marx and Kierkegaard. He also discusses the Neo-Kantians and the influential work of Nietzsche. (from the publisher)

Περιεχόμενα

PREFACE
PART I
POST-KANTIAN IDEALIST SYSTEMS
1. INTRODUCTION
2. FICHTE (I)
3. FICHTE (II)
4. FICHTE (III)
5. SCHELLING (I)
6. SCHELLING (II)
7. SCHELLING (III)
8. SCHLEIERMACHER
9. HEGEL (I)
10. HEGEL (II)
11. HEGEL (III)
PART II
THE REACTION AGAINST METAPHYSICAL IDEALISM
12. EARLIER OPPONENTS AND CRITICS
13. SCHOPENHAUER (I)
14. SCHOPENHAUER (II)
15. THE TRANSFORMATION OF IDEALISM (I)
16. THE TRANSFORMATION OF IDEALISM (II)
17. KIERKEGAARD
PART III
18. NON-DIALECTICAL MATERIALISM
19. THE NEO-KANTIAN MOVEMENT
20. THE REVIVAL OF METAPHYSIS
21. NIETZSCHE (I)
22. NIETZSCHE (II)
23. RETROSPECT AND PROSPECT
APPENDIX: A SHORT BIBLIOGRAPHY
INDEX