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Robert Zimmermann

    Robert Zimmermann was a Czech-born Austrian philosopher who delved into profound questions of existence. His work was characterized by an analytical approach, seeking to understand the nature of human thought. Zimmermann's philosophical inquiries focused on ethics and aesthetics. His ideas left a lasting impact on subsequent philosophical movements.

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    Philosophische Propaedeutik (1867)
    • 2008

      Philosophische Propaedeutik (1867)

      • 416 pages
      • 15 hours of reading

      The book offers a thorough introduction to philosophy, exploring its history, knowledge, reality, and the significance of logic in philosophical thought. It addresses key branches such as metaphysics, ethics, aesthetics, and political philosophy, providing in-depth analysis. Robert Zimmermann's clear and concise writing makes the content accessible for both students and scholars. As a facsimile reprint of an important antiquarian work, it aims to preserve and promote significant philosophical literature for contemporary readers.

      Philosophische Propaedeutik (1867)