Choices in Modern Jewish Thought
by Behrman House, Hans Schlosser
Hans Schlosser's 1989 lecture at the Kammergericht in Berlin commemorates the 300th anniversary of Montesquieu's birth. Titled 'Der aristokratische Geist der Aufklärung,' it examines the aristocratic essence of the philosopher's Enlightenment contributions. Published as volume 120 by the Historische Kommission zu Berlin, this German edition offers a focused scholarly perspective on his intellectual legacy.
About This Book
Hans Schlosser's lecture, titled 'Montesquieu: Der aristokratische Geist der Aufklärung,' was presented on November 15, 1989, at the Kammergericht in Berlin. It marked the 300th anniversary celebration of Montesquieu's birth, organized by the Historische Kommission zu Berlin.
The talk delves into the aristocratic dimensions of Montesquieu's thought during the Enlightenment period. As part of the series published by the commission, volume 120, it provides a scholarly examination of the philosopher's contributions.
This German edition captures the essence of the festvortrag, highlighting Montesquieu's role in shaping intellectual history. It serves as a commemorative piece for academic audiences interested in Enlightenment figures.
The publication underscores the ongoing relevance of Montesquieu's ideas in historical and philosophical discourse. Delivered in a formal setting, it reflects the commission's dedication to preserving such lectures.
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