The Genesis of Neo-Kantianism, 1796-1880
A detailed history of the rise of Neo-Kantianism in Germany from 1796 to 1880, exploring its key figures and lasting influence on modern thought.
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The Genesis of Neo-Kantianism, 1796-1880 examines the intellectual currents that shaped a major philosophical movement in nineteenth-century Germany.
Frederick C. Beiser surveys the thinkers and debates that revived Kantian ideas after the dominance of German idealism.
The study situates Neo-Kantianism within its historical and academic contexts, highlighting its influence on later philosophy and the human sciences.
Readers gain a clear overview of how Kant's legacy was reinterpreted and institutionalized during this formative period.
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