Gymnasialprofessor und Philosoph Karl Vorländer ist besonders durch seine zweibändige „Geschichte der Philosophie“ (1903) bekannt geworden. Achtzehn Jahre später beschloss er „eine kürzere Darstellung desselben Stoffes für den freidenkenden Mann aus dem Volke zu schreiben, der für die großen Weltanschauungsfragen interessiert ist.“ Aus diesem Vorhaben ist ein Buch entstanden, das kurz und klar Hauptprobleme der Philosophie herausarbeitet und ihre Hauptgestalten lebendig schildert. Das Buch ist allgemein verständlich, ohne an der Oberfläche zu bleiben.
Karl Vorländer Bücher






Die Religion innerhalb der Grenzen der blossen Vernunft
- 302 Seiten
- 11 Lesestunden
Kant übernimmt in diesem 1793 erstmals erschienen, seinerzeit höchst umstrittenen Spätwerk nichts weniger als den Versuch, nachzuweisen, dass in der christlichen Religion Teile einer moralisch-praktischen Vernunftreligion zu erkennen sind. In seiner Vorrede fasst er zusammen: »Moral also führt unumgänglich zur Religion, wodurch sie sich zur Idee eines machthabenden moralischen Gesetzgebers außer dem Menschen erweitert, in dessen Willen dasjenige Endzweck (der Weltschöpfung) ist, was zugleich der Endzweck des Menschen sein kann und soll.«
Philosophie der Neuzeit
Die Aufklärung. Geschichte der Philospohie V
Die Ältesten Kant-Biographien; Eine Kritische Studie
- 52 Seiten
- 2 Lesestunden
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Die Philosophie Unserer Klassiker
- 204 Seiten
- 8 Lesestunden
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Geschichte Der Philosophie: II. Band
- 538 Seiten
- 19 Lesestunden
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