From the Late 1800s to the Mid-1900s: Gottlob Frege to Jean-Paul Sartre
From the Late 1800s to the Mid-1900s: Gottlob Frege to Jean-Paul Sartre offers a focused exploration of Western philosophy's key developments. Starting with Frege's logical contributions and culminating in Sartre's existentialism, it traces intellectual evolution across decades of profound change and innovation in thought.
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This book covers the philosophical landscape from the late 19th century through the mid-20th century, beginning with Gottlob Frege's foundational work in logic and semantics.
It examines the progression of ideas through major figures and movements, highlighting shifts in epistemology, metaphysics, and ethics during this period.
The narrative reaches the existentialist perspectives of Jean-Paul Sartre, reflecting on human freedom and responsibility in the modern world.
Through concise analysis, the text provides an accessible overview of how these thinkers shaped contemporary philosophical discourse.
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