Franz Rosenzweigs Jugendschriften (1907-1914)
By: Wolfgang D. Herzfeld (Hrsg.).
Series: Schriftenreihe Boethiana -- Band 112
Publisher: Verlag Dr. Kovac
Published: 2015
Place of publication: Hamburg
Language: ger; eng
ISBN-13: 9783830083085
Subjects: Jewish philosophers; History; Historiography
Other titles: Jugendschriften (1907-1914)
Description: Franz Rosenzweig's philosophical writings from his years of study (1906-1914) are now published for the first time. The publication of his historical and art-historical works is planned. In the first part of the two - volume publication we find his seminar work on the main subjects of the Kantian philosophy, which he gave to his academic teachers Alois Riehl at the Friedrich Wilhelm University of Berlin (1907/1908) and the professors Jonas Cohn and Hans Rickert at the University of Freiburg (1908) / 1910). They provide an insightful insight into the development of his philosophical thinking and testify to the intensive study of Kant, which was later to be found in the system of Rosenzweig's "Star of Redemption" (1920). "The three verbs, which form the star, namely, the question of the possibilities 'to perceive the All', 'to experience the miracle,' to 'ask the kingdom,' is what the temporality of the thematized in it appears , In a certain analogy to the three epigrams, which, with their respective 'objects' indicated by infinitives, set aside the field of philosophizing in Kant: 'to know', 'to do', 'to hope.' " (Bernhard Casper)
Notes: Posthumous works.

Complete in ? v.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Philosophie. Teil I.; title: Kant -- mit einem Vorwort des Herausgebers ; eingeleitet von Bernhard Casper.