La destination du jeune Fichte
By (author) Alexis Philonenko
Paperback (Published)
(July 2008)
ISBN: 9782711618712
5.28 x 8.43 inches
Price: $19.00
Out of stock
Chez certains philosophes, il est difficile de distinguer entre l’evolution de l’existence et celle des idees. Le cas du jeune Fichte est a cet egard typique, en particulier jusqu’a la redaction de la Destination de l’homme. Certes, il reste possible de demeler avec patience et minutie le tissage des idees et des faits, mais il faut pour cela en degager la trame essentielle – ce que j’ai decide de faire ici: un portrait de ce tres jeune Fichte, saluant la Revolution francaise, et accuse d’atheisme au point d’en etre chasse d’Iena.
- By (author) Alexis Philonenko
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