Reason and existenz
| Title | Reason and existenz
five lectures |
|---|---|
| Original title | Vernunft und Existenz |
| Author | by Karl Jaspers; transl. w. an introd. by William Earle |
| Publication | Routledge |
| Size | 157p |
| Language |  ENG |
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| Topics |
Philosophy--Existentialism Reason--Philosophical aspects Philosophy--German--20th century Kierkegaard, Søren (1813-1855) Nietzsche, Friedrich Wilhelm (German philosopher, 1844-1900) |
| Notes | With the publication of Reason and Existenz, originally delivered as a series of five lectures at the University of Groningen in 1935, one of the most important of Jaspers's philosophic works is made available to the English-speaking world. It concerns itself with a general statement of the principal philosophic categories which have given uniqueness to Jaspers's thinking: existence, freedom, and history, and the limit-situations of death, suffering, and sin. Written shortly after Jaspers's major systematic work and before his analysis of the problem of truth, Reason and Existenz occupies a primary position in the development of his thought. Lecture 1: Origin of the contemporary philosophic situation (the historical meaning of Kierkegaard and Nietzsche) Lectures 2-4: Basic ideas for the clarification of reason and Existenz: Lecture 2: The Encompassing Lecture 3: Truth as Communicability Lecture 4: Priority & limits of rational thinking Lecture 5: Possibilities for contemporary philosophizing Notes [goodreads.com] |
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