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Panentheism and Cosmopolitanism

Karl Christian Friedrich Krause (1781-1832) developed a fascinating cosmopolitanism against the background of his panentheistic metaphysics. In Krause’s panentheistic cosmopolitanism, every individual, every family, every friendship, every nation, every league of peoples, and finally, the global civ...

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Auteur principal: Göcke, Benedikt Paul
Format: Online
Langue:anglais
Publié: Peter Lang International Academic Publishers 2024
Sujets:
Benedikt
Christian
Cosmopolitanism
cross-cultural philosophy
Friedrich
German Idealism
Göcke
Indian philosophy
Introduction
Karl
Karl Christian Friedrich Krause
Krause
Krausismo
Monism
Panentheism
Paul
Philosophy
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Résumé:Karl Christian Friedrich Krause (1781-1832) developed a fascinating cosmopolitanism against the background of his panentheistic metaphysics. In Krause’s panentheistic cosmopolitanism, every individual, every family, every friendship, every nation, every league of peoples, and finally, the global civil society itself is called upon to realize the ideals of virtue, law, beauty, and divinity. Because in Krause’s panentheistic system of philosophy, humanity is at the centre of the Absolute, as the union of Reason and Nature, humanity is, in effect, called upon, and is capable of establishing the league of humanity as the imageof the Absolute, in and by freedom for excellence.

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