German Philosophy And Politics

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Focusing on the pivotal ideas of Kant, John Dewey's 1915 treatise delves into German philosophy and its political implications, particularly exploring concepts of duty. The work also examines contributions from Fichte and Hegel, providing insights into German moral and political thought. With sections like "German Philosophy: The Two Worlds" and "The Germanic Philosophy of History," this volume is essential for enthusiasts of German history and philosophy. The modern edition includes a new biography of Dewey, enhancing its value for collectors.