Addresses to the German Nation
Reden an die deutsche Nation
German
1808
505 pages
About This Book
philosophypoliticshistoryliterature
In a moment of total national collapse, Johann Gottlieb Fichte delivers a radical manifesto for the spiritual and intellectual resurrection of a people. By proposing a 'New Education' that transcends individual selfishness, Fichte explores how a nation can forge an unbreakable identity through the power of living language and moral self-reliance.
Related Books
5 cited, 3 relatedSee All →
Related Books
5 cited, 3 relatedCited authors in our library (5)
Biblia: Luther Bible (1535)via Martin LutherLa Mandragola (1554)via Niccolò MachiavelliSumma omnium haeresum et catalogus schismaticorum, haereticorum, et idolatrarumvia Pope Clement VIIUnterhaltungen aus der Naturgeschichtevia Gottfried Wilhelm LeibnizThe complaint, and the consolation; or night thoughtsvia Young Men of Germany
Related works (3)
Portraits of Men Learned in the Word of GodVerheiden, JacobusRome, Rome, Rome, Martin Luther, Martin LutherConclusions on Public LawClapmarius, Arnoldus|Roselli, Francesco|Ruprecht, Wolfgang HeinrichRome, Rome, Rome, Italy, ItalyUniversal Music-making (Musurgia Universalis), Volume IAthanasius KircherRome, Rome, Spain, Spain, Italy
Pages
OverviewPages
Showing 24 of 505
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25