Ideas for a Philosophy of the History of Mankind

ISBN-13: 9783819082313 / Angielski / Miękka / 68 str.

Johann Gottfried Herder

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"Rome disturbed the balance of the world, and under its sway, a world bled. What new order will rise from this upheaval? What new form will emerge from the ashes of fallen nations?"Available in a modern translation for the first time, this foundational text of the German Enlightenment offers a profound glimpse into the philosophical landscape of 1788-and the future it helped shape.Published just one year before the outbreak of the French Revolution, it lays out a sweeping theory of human development and a powerful vision of historical progress.A crucial document for understanding the foundations of our world.This volume 2 continues the "Voices of the German Enlightenment" series begun with Wieland's "The Secret of the Order of Cosmopolitans". Also available in the series: "What is Universal History" from 1789 by Schiller.

Available in a modern translation for the first time: a key text of the German Enlightenment, written on the eve of the French Revolution-surprisingly relevant for our time.