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Egotism in German Philosophy

Name: Egotism in German Philosophy
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Author: George Santayana
ISBN: 9780645498066

by George Santayana

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136 pages
Publisher: Irukandji Press
13.4 x 20.4 x 0.9 cm

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For students of modern philosophy and history.

Explains the impact of German subjective thought.

Helps you understand the roots of modern conceit.

A sharp and insightful critique of German philosophy and its impact on the spirit of the First World War.

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Egotism in German Philosophy contains an extended critique of German metaphysics as found mainly in the works of Kant, Fichte, Hegel, and Nietzsche. Writing during the First World War, Santayana viewed egotism, characterized by subjectivity in thought and wilfulness in morals, as the essence of German philosophy. Its authors, he claimed, shared and justified 'that spirit of uncompromising self-assertion and metaphysical conceit' which the German nation was at that time 'reducing to action.' Exhibiting Santayana's erudition and expressive power, Egotism in German Philosophy remains as stimulating today as when it was first published.