Johann Georg Hamann's, des Magus in Norden, Leben und Schriften, Dritter Band

Johann Georg Hamann's, des Magus in Norden, Leben und Schriften, Dritter Band delves into the life and works of the influential German philosopher Johann Georg Hamann (1730-1788), often called the 'Magus of the North'. This volume, part of a larger biographical and critical project, sheds light on Hamann's complex thought, his unique approach to philosophy, and his impact on the intellectual landscape of the 18th century.

Compiled and presented by Friedrich Heinrich Jacobi, this work offers insights into Hamann's writings, providing readers with a comprehensive understanding of his philosophical contributions and his engagement with contemporary thinkers. It serves as a valuable resource for scholars and enthusiasts interested in German philosophy, the Enlightenment, and the history of ideas. This volume enriches the understanding of Hamann's intellectual legacy and his enduring relevance to philosophical discourse.

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