Spätrenaissance-Philosophie in Deutschland 1570-1650

This volume introduces the concept of late Renaissance philosophy to cover those intellectual currents in pre-mid 17th century Germany that saw themselves as inheritors of the (Italian) Renaissance but at the same time amalgamated their speculations with established Lutheran or Reformed metaphysics. Thirteen case studies by renowned scholars describe the full scope of this process with regard to metaphysics and anthropology, esthetics and ethics, philology and religious philosophy.

Autorentext

Martin Mulsow, Rutgers University New Brunswick, USA.

Zusammenfassung

"[...] the collection [...] throws useful light on wider issues of interest to Renaissance experts."
L.R.N. Ashley in: Bibliothèque d'Humanisme et Renaissance (Genéve), LXXIII, 2011/2

Inhalt

Mit Beiträgen von Maria Rosa Antognazza, Robin Barnes, Horst Dreitzel, Joseph S. Freedman, Markus Friedrich, Ralph Häfner, Sven K. Knebel, Uwe Kordes, Thomas Leinkauf, Ulrich G. Leinsle, Stephan Meier-Oeser, Martin Mulsow, Winfried Schröder