Kant und Swedenborg :Zugänge zu einem umstrittenen Verhältnis ( Hallesche Beiträge zur Europäischen Aufklärung )

Publication subTitle :Zugänge zu einem umstrittenen Verhältnis

Publication series :Hallesche Beiträge zur Europäischen Aufklärung

Author: Friedemann Stengel  

Publisher: Max Niemeyer Verlag‎

Publication year: 2008

E-ISBN: 9783484970854

P-ISBN(Paperback): 9783484810389

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Keyword: Enlightenment Esotericism Kant, Immanuel Philosophy

Language: GER

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Kant as the leading representative of the philosophical enlightenment and the seer Swedenborg, regarded as the father of modern esotericism, would appear at first sight to be two diametrically opposed 18th century figures. At the same time, Swedenborg was one of the few authors to whom Kant dedicated a work of his own– the Dreams of a Spirit-Seer. Since then, controversy has surrounded Swedenborg’s significance for Kant’s philosophical biography and the history of his works. In the present volume, philosophers, religious scholars, theologians and literary scholars from six countries present their– far from consensual– interpretations of the relationship between Kant’s critical philosophy and Swedenborg’s “visionary realism”.

Chapter

Frontmatter

pp.:  1 – 5

Inhalt

pp.:  5 – 7

Vorwort

pp.:  7 – 9

Abkürzungen

pp.:  9 – 11

Überlegungen zur Umbruchsituation 1765–1766 in Kants philosophischer Biographie1

pp.:  23 – 45

Kant – „Zwillingsbruder“ Swedenborgs?

pp.:  45 – 109

Träume eines Geistersehers – Polemik gegen die Metaphysik oder Parodie der Popularphilosophie?

pp.:  109 – 133

Swedenborg in der Kritik der reinen Vernunft

pp.:  133 – 143

Schwärmerei und Geisterseherei, Aufklärung und analytische Psychologie: Kant und Swedenborg aus der Sicht von C. G. Jung

pp.:  143 – 167

Swedenborg aus der Sicht von Kant und der akademischen Kantforschung

pp.:  167 – 183

Backmatter

pp.:  183 – 186

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