Stellenindex zu Johann Heinrich Lambert "Neues Organon I"

Lambert’s ›Anlage zur Architectonic‹ (Architectonics), alongside his ›Neuen Organon‹, stands as one of the 18th century's most influential philosophical works. The second and third parts particularly address issues related to Wolff’s ontology, previously termed ›architectonics‹ by Wolff and Baumgarten, while situating these problems within a broader context, significantly impacting thinkers like Kant. The indices compiled using EDP methods aim to enhance understanding of Lambert’s philosophy and facilitate a detailed examination of its influence. They encompass the entire linguistic heritage, organized in a main index that lists every instance of each word, complete with page and line numbers. Given the scarcity of reliable reference works for the 18th century, these indices are valuable not only to philosophers but also to literary scholars and philologists, as they accurately document the era's language and provide crucial dates for historical language analysis. Additionally, the volumes feature special indices catering to specific research interests, including a person index and an index of the linguistic heritage in Latin, addressing the need for relevant lexica pertaining to 18th-century Latin.