Ernst Cassirer Libri
28 maggio 1874 – 13 aprile 1945
Ernst Cassirer fu una figura di spicco dell'idealismo filosofico nella prima metà del XX secolo. Emerso dalla tradizione di Marburgo del neokantismo, sviluppò una filosofia della cultura basata su una teoria dei simboli e una fenomenologia della conoscenza. Il suo lavoro si addentra nelle profonde questioni della comprensione umana e della sua manifestazione attraverso diverse forme culturali.
Exploring the significance of myth in human thought and expression, this volume delves into how mythical frameworks shape our understanding of the world. Cassirer's influential work offers a profound analysis of symbolic forms, emphasizing the interplay between myth and culture. This new translation makes his insights accessible to contemporary students and scholars, ensuring that his contributions to philosophy continue to resonate.
The Philosophy of Symbolic Forms is Cassirer's most important work. This major new translation brings his magnum opus to a new generation of students and scholars. Volume 3: The Phenomenology of Knowledge is an exploration of epistemology, perception and consciousness across the human sciences
Focusing on the intricate relationship between human language and symbolic expression, this major work by Cassirer delves into the nature of language as a foundational system of communication. The new translation makes this essential text accessible for contemporary students and scholars, highlighting its significance in the study of philosophy and symbolism. Volume 1 serves as a critical exploration of how language shapes human experience and understanding.
The Individual and the Cosmos in Renaissance Philosophy
- 216pagine
- 8 ore di lettura
Exploring the intricate relationships between philosophy, language, art, and science, Ernst Cassirer delves into the contributions of influential thinkers such as Leonardo, Galileo, Pico della Mirandola, and Giordano Bruno. This classic work highlights the interconnectedness of human thought and creativity, emphasizing how these elements shape our understanding of the cosmos and individual existence.
