Vorlesungen über speculative Dogmatik (1828–1838)
Edited by Alberto Bonchino
Hardback (Published)
(April 2024)
ISBN: 9783506790286
6.1 x 9.25 inches
Price: $155.00
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Franz von Baader’s “Speculative Dogmatics” (1828-1838), originated from his lectures on the philosophy of religion held at the newly established University of Munich (1826), reveal all the central themes of his late philosophy in one context that was not previously apparent. Themes from Christian religion, natural philosophy, metaphysics and social theory are collected and commented.
Franz von Baader’s “Speculative Dogmatics” (1828-1838), originated from his lectures on the philosophy of religion held at the newly established University of Munich (1826), reveal all the central themes of his late philosophy in one context that was not previously apparent. Themes from Christian religion, natural philosophy, metaphysics and social theory are collected and commented.
- Edited by Alberto Bonchino
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