Modern Philosophy

By:

"Schwegler, Albert"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Calcutta; K.P. Bagchi; 1982Description: 222 pSubject(s):

Philosophy

DDC classification:

182 SCH

Summary: Schwegler's Handbook of the History Philosophy, surveying the philosophical activity in Europe from Thales to Hegel, ahs all the excellence of a masterpiece and a classic. No less a philosopher than J.H. Stirling considered it "a work of gratitude'; to translate it from German into English. While doing it, Stirling observed, "How this excellence has originated will be understood at once, when we consider that Schwegler, a remarkable ripe full man, and possessed of the gift of style, wrote this History, so to speak, at a single stroke of the pen...

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Schwegler's Handbook of the History Philosophy, surveying the philosophical activity in Europe from Thales to Hegel, ahs all the excellence of a masterpiece and a classic. No less a philosopher than J.H. Stirling considered it "a work of gratitude'; to translate it from German into English. While doing it, Stirling observed, "How this excellence has originated will be understood at once, when we consider that Schwegler, a remarkable ripe full man, and possessed of the gift of style, wrote this History, so to speak, at a single stroke of the pen...

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