Publisher's Synopsis
What significance does post-Enlightenment philosophy still hold today for philosophical and theological problems? The contributors within this volume answer said question by discussing system concepts of the post-Enlightenment philosophy of reason, problematising their history of reception and, above all, by highlighting the systematic and structural significance it bears on contemporary questions. In doing so, the authors do not limit themselves to a specific philosophical subject, but rather emphasise how the scope of Classical German Philosophy's theory of validity impacts the present.
