Rudolf Eucken's Philosophy Of Life offers a detailed examination of the philosophical contributions of Rudolf Eucken, a Nobel laureate known for his idealistic and spiritualistic worldview. William Ralph Boyce Gibson meticulously explores Eucken's key concepts, including his philosophy of life, his activism, and his efforts to reconcile science and religion.

The book delves into Eucken's views on the nature of truth and value, his understanding of the relationship between the individual and the universe, and his ethical framework centered on personal responsibility and moral action. Gibson presents a comprehensive analysis that illuminates Eucken's significance in the landscape of early 20th-century philosophy, appealing to readers interested in intellectual history and the enduring quest for meaning and purpose.

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