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• Title: Book: RoP: The Struggle Over the Spirit (Pt2 Ch1)
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  • Planck. In the preface of an excellent book published in 1850 and
  • Planck (1819 – 80). The writings of this man have been completely
  • interesting works of modern philosophy. Planck strives as intensely as
  • finiteness.” (Compare Planck, The World Ages.) “There
  • Now the strange thing happens in Planck's philosophy that he declares
  • had, according to Planck, made the mistake of having reason
  • Planck, however, intended to have reason no longer withheld within its
  • extension, the truly real. Planck blames Hegel because Hegel had
  • into being in the human spirit. Planck declares that the essence of
  • reality — such is Planck's structure of ideas. He considers the world
  • Planck's relation toward his contemporaries is most interesting.
  • the materialists could also have characterized their credo, but Planck
  • The personality of Planck appears no less interesting when he is
  • consider Planck's ideas concerning the motivations of human action and
  • interpretation of the statements of the senses. As Planck does not
  • Planck constructs the general power of right because he can realize
  • thirst for reality that, in turn, motivates Planck in his attempt to
  • In reading Planck's books one feels that he was deeply disturbed by
  • There have been thinkers before Planck's time, of course, who strove