Publisher's Synopsis
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1895 edition. Excerpt: ... PART VII. THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. M. J. Monrad, Denkrichtungen der neueren Zeit. Bonn, 1879. A. Franek, Philosophes Modernes, Strangers et Francois. Paris, 1873. Ph. Damiron, Essai sur VHistoire de la Philosophie en France au 19' Siecle. Paris, 18: '.4. H. Taine, Let Philosophes Classiques Francois au 19' Steele. Paris, 1857. F. Ravaisson, La Philosophie en Fram e au 19" Siecle. Paris, 18(58. L. Ferraz, Histuire de la Philosophie en France au 19' Siecle, 3 vols. Paris, 1880-1880. D. Masson, Recent English Philosophy, 3d ed. Lond. 1877. Har. Holding, Einleitung in die englische Philosophie der Gegemoart. Leips. 1890. L. Ferri, Essai sur VHistoire de la Philosophie en Italie au 19" Siecle. Paris, 1889. K. Werner, Die italienische Philosophie des 19. Jahrhunderts. Vienna, 1884 ff. O. Pfleiderer, The Development of Rational Theology since Kant. Lond. and N.Y. 1891. The history of philosophical principles is closed with the development of the German systems at the boundary between the preceding and the present centuries. A survey of the succeeding development in which we are still standing to-day has far more of literary-historical than of properly philosophical interest. For nothing essentially and valuably new has since appeared. The nineteenth century is far from being a philosophical one; it is, in this respect perhaps, to be compared with the third and second centuries B.c. or the fourteenth and fifteenth A.d. If one would speak in Hegel's language, he would be obliged to say that the Weltgeist of our time, so busy with the concrete reality and drawn toward the outer, is kept from turning inward and to itself, and from enjoying itself in its own peculiar home.1 The philosophical literature of the nineteenth century is, ...
