Karl Robert Eduard von Hartmann fue un filósofo alemán cuyo trabajo se caracteriza por un profundo compromiso con la metafísica y la filosofía de la conciencia. Sus ideas a menudo exploran la naturaleza de la existencia y la experiencia humana, impulsando a los lectores a contemplar las complejidades del mundo. El enfoque distintivo de Hartmann para la investigación filosófica lo convierte en una figura notable en la historia del pensamiento.
Esta selección pone al alcance del lector actual una vasta obra de la filosofía alemana que ejerció una gran influencia en el pensamiento europeo de la época i que había caído prácticamente en el olvido. En él se abordan aspectos como la apariència estética y los sentimientos, la metafísica de la belleza y las formas que adopta la belleza artística.
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Vol. II
Exploring the intersection of philosophy and the unconscious mind, this volume delves into speculative results derived from the inductive methods of physical science. Published in 1890, it presents a rigorous examination of how unconscious processes influence thought and behavior, offering insights that blend scientific inquiry with philosophical reflection. This reprint maintains the integrity of the original text, providing readers with a historical perspective on the evolution of ideas surrounding consciousness and the unconscious.
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