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• Title: Book: RoP: The World Conceptions of the Modern Age of Thought Evolution (Pt1 Ch5)
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  • one compares it to the attitude of Friedrich Heinrich Jacobi
  • (1743 – 1819). Jacobi finds in Spinoza's world picture the
  • according to Jacobi, necessarily be atheistic. It can adhere strictly
  • order. Thus, Spinozism becomes, for Jacobi, the only possible
  • eighties of the eighteenth century. In 1785 F. H. Jacobi published his
  • Spinozism. For Jacobi, this also establishes Lessing's atheism. If one
  • recognizes the “Conversation with Jacobi” as decisive for
  • Mendelssohn, who was hurt by the publication of Jacobi's
  • conversation really had had the content that Jacobi reported. In that
• Title: Book: RoP: The Age of Kant and Goethe (Pt1 Ch6)
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  • friend, F. H. Jacobi, is typical of them. He believed that he had to
  • that the world is ruled by eternal, necessary laws. Thus, Jacobi found
  • nature. In this way, Jacobi deposed the knowledge of reason to
  • We see here how Kant stands on a similar ground as Jacobi in regard to
  • than that of Jacobi. He had at least left to knowledge the possibility
  • When, in 1811, Goethe read Jacobi's book, On Things Divine, it
  • of external objects. Another disciple of Kant, Jacob Sigismund
  • contemplative perception in the spirit. He writes to Jacobi,
  • inside his own self the ultimate existence. He writes to Jacobi:
• Title: Book: RoP: The Struggle Over the Spirit (Pt2 Ch1)
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  • Jacobi, Solger, Reinhold, Krause, Schleiermacher, William von
  • 99), Carl Vogt (1817 – 95) and Jacob Moleschott (1822 –