An edition of Der lebensphilosophische Frühromantiker (2014)

Der lebensphilosophische Frühromantiker

zur Rekonstruktion der frühromantischen Ethik Friedrich Schlegels

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Der lebensphilosophische Frühromantiker
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An edition of Der lebensphilosophische Frühromantiker (2014)

Der lebensphilosophische Frühromantiker

zur Rekonstruktion der frühromantischen Ethik Friedrich Schlegels

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Ferdinand Schöningh
Language
German
Pages
288

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Subjects

Criticism and interpretation

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Friedrich von Schlegel (1772-1829)

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Der lebensphilosophische Frühromantiker: zur Rekonstruktion der frühromantischen Ethik Friedrich Schlegels
2014, Ferdinand Schöningh
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Revised thesis (doctoral) - Aarhus Universitet, 2012.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Paderborn
Series
Schlegel-Studien -- Band 9, Schlegel-Studien -- Bd. 9.

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PT2503.S7 H567 2014

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288 pages
Number of pages
288

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OL30831508M
ISBN 10
3506772570
ISBN 13
9783506772572
LCCN
2015394626
OCLC/WorldCat
904950915

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