Emanuel Swedenborg’s Mystical View of Humankind and the Dual Nature of Humankind in Immanuel Kant
By Gottlieb Florschütz
Translated by George F. Dole
Swedenborg Studies #2
This short monograph focuses on Immanuel Kant’s view of Emanuel Swedenborg.
E-Book, 26 pages
Description
German philosopher Immanuel Kant had a complicated view of the writings of Swedish theologian Emanuel Swedenborg. Although Kant wrote a book that was harshly satiric of Swedenborg’s ideas (Traume eines Geistersehers, or Dreams of a Spirit-Seer in English), later in life he appeared to reverse this opinion. Florschütz discusses this tension in Kant’s thought in this short monograph.
About the Swedenborg Studies Series
Swedenborg Studies is a scholarly series published by the Swedenborg Foundation. The primary purpose of the series is to make materials available for understanding the life and thought of Emanuel Swedenborg (1688–1772) and the impact his thought has had on others. The Foundation undertakes to publish original studies and English translations and to republish primary sources that are otherwise difficult to access.
Additional information
| Author | Gottlieb Florschutz |
|---|---|
| Translator | George F. Dole |
| Format | e-book |
| ISBN | 978-0-87785-635-1 |
| Length | 26 pages |
| Series | Swedenborg Studies |
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