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Groundbreaking Technology Revolutionizes Underground Subways
In a remarkable breakthrough for urban transportation, a groundbreaking technology is revolutionizing the way underground subways operate. This innovative approach combines advanced engineering, cutting-edge automation, and intelligent systems to enhance the efficiency,…
THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY
The Return to Realism. If the history of mankind had terminated with the nineteenth century, the last tendency of thought to be recorded would have been the return to Realism. The abbreviated account…
THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE THING-IN-ITSELF
Herbart and Schopenhauer. The main line of development of the critical Kantian movement was the idealism of Fichte, Schelling, and Hegel. It was the most perfect expression of the period of German philosophy….
THE GERMAN IDEALISTS
Idealism after Kant.59 Kant’s criticism had been a fine dissection of the processes of knowledge. He had laid scientific knowledge open and separated it into its parts. In doing this he had acted in…
KANT
The Convergence of Philosophical Influences in Germany. The intellectual thoroughfare from the past into our modern times does not pass in the eighteenth century through England, nor yet through France, but by way…
THE ENLIGHTENMENT IN FRANCE AND GERMANY
The Situation in France in the Enlightenment. The historian of the French Enlightenment has to take account of the reign of two kings; that of Louis XIV (1643–1715); and that of Louis XV (1715–1774). Together they cover…
BERKELEY AND HUME
The Life and Writings of George Berkeley (1685–1753). In Bishop Berkeley we have the finest type of Irish mind. In his brilliant mental powers and idealistic theory he reminds us of that wonderful…
JOHN LOCKE
The Enlightenment in Great Britain. The history of the philosophy of Great Britain includes the teachings of Locke, Berkeley, Hume, and the Scottish School. With the exception of the teachings of the reactionary…
THE ENLIGHTENMENT (1690–1781)
The Emergence of the “New Man,”—Individualism. In passing to this period we should recall the two objects of interest that distinguish modern from mediæval thought: the “new man” of modern Europe; and the…