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Heiner F. Klemme, editor The Dictionary of Eighteenth-Century German Manfred Kuehn, editor Philosophers Heiner F. Klemme is Professor of Philosophy at the Edited by Heiner F. Klemme and Manfred Kuehn Johannes Gutenberg- The Dictionary of Eighteenth-Century German Philosophers is a massive reference work Universitaet Mainz, Germany featuring those eighteenth-century German philosophers, scholars, jurists, literary critics, and author of various works historians and others whose work has lasting philosophical significance. The century covered in on Immanuel Kant and David Hume. the Dictionary was one of profoundly innovative philosophical investigation, during which enlightenment thinking arrived in Germany and many established conceits were challenged. This Manfred Kuehn is Professor of Philosophy at Boston activity is covered here in more than 650 alphabetical entries. Each discusses a particular University. His publications philosopher’s life, contributions to the world of thought, and later influences. Entries also include include Scottish Common bibliographical references to encourage further reading. Sense in Germany and Immanuel Kant: A Biography. In addition to the well-known German philosophers of that era—for instance, Immanuel Kant, Friedrich Hegel, and George Wilhelm—the Dictionary of Eighteenth-Century German Philosophers provides rare insight into the lives and minds of lesser-known individuals who influenced the shape of philosophy. Because the Dictionary is unique in its broad view of what constitutes philosophy, it is a valuable resource for comparing notions and practices among German thinkers of that era. BIBLIOGRAPHIC INFORMATION Publisher: Continuum Print Publication Date: 2010 Published to Oxford Reference: 2011 Current Online Version: 2012 eISBN: 9780199797097 ALL ENTRIES Front Matter Publishing Information [UNTITLED] Introduction and Acknowledgements How to use The Dictionary General Bibliography List of Contributors Abbt, Thomas Abel, Jakob Friedrich von Abicht, Johann Georg Abicht, Johann Heinrich Achenwall, Gottfried Adelbulner, Michael Aepinus, Franz Albert Aepinus, Franz Ulrich Theodor Ahlwardt, Peter Alberti, Michael Ammon, Christian Friedrich Ammon, Christoph Friedrich von Amo, Anton Wilhelm Amthor, Christoph Heinrich Ancillon, Johann Peter Friedrich Ancillon, Louis Frédéric Apin, Siegmund Jacob Argens, Jean-Baptiste de Boyer Arnold, Gottfried Arnoldt, Daniel Heinrich Baader, Benedikt Franz Xaver von Bach, Carl Philipp Emanuel Baggesen, Jens Bahrdt, Carl Friedrich Baldinger, Dorothea Friderika Bandemer, Susanne von Barbeyrac, Jean Bardili, Christoph Gottfried Basedow, Johann Bernhard Baumeister, Friedrich Christian Baumgarten, Alexander Gottlieb Baumgarten, Christoph Friedrich Baumgarten, Siegmund Jakob Beausobre, Louis Isaac de Beck, Jacob Sigismund Becker, Rudolph Zacharias Beckmann, Johann Becmann, Gustav Bernhard Becmann, Otto David Heinrich Béguelin, Nicolas de Bendavid, Lazarus Bengel, Johann Albrecht Berg, Franz Bergk, Johann Adam Bering, Johann Bernoulli, Daniel Bernoulli, Jakob [I] Bernoulli, Johann [I] Bernoulli, Johann [II] Bernoulli, Johann [III] Bernoulli, Nikolaus [I] Bertram, Johann Friedrich Beseke, Johann Melchior Gottlieb Biester, Johann Erich Bilfinger, Georg Bernhard Blumenbach, Johann Friedrich Bock, Friedrich Samuel Bock, Johann Georg Bodmer, Johann Jacob Bohl, Johann Christoph Böhm, Andreas Boie, Heinrich Christian Bonstetten, Karl-Viktor von Born, Friedrich Gottlob Bourguet, Louis Bouterwek, Friedrich Brandes, Ernst Brandis, Joachim Dietrich Brehm, Georg Niklas Breithaupt, Joachim Justus Breitinger, Johann Jacob Breyer, Johann Friedrich Brucker, Johann Jacob Bucher, Urban Gottfried Buck, Friedrich Johann Budde, Johann Franz Buhle, Johann Gottlieb Gerhard Burckhard, Thomas Bürger, Gottfried August Burkhäuser, Nikolaus Büsch, Johann Georg Büsching, Anton Friedrich Busolt, Gotthilf Christoph Wilhelm Büttner, Christoph Gottlieb Caesar, Karl Adolph Callenberg, Johann Heinrich Campe, Joachim Heinrich Canz, Israel Gottlieb Carpov, Jakob Carus, Friedrich August Castillon, Frédéric Adolphe Maximilien Gustave de Castillon, Jean de Chladenius, Johann Martin Chmelnicki, Johann Christiani, Karl Andreas Chrysander, Wilhelm Christian Justus Claproth, Johann Christian Claudius, Matthias Clodius, Christian August Cocceji, Heinrich von Cocceji, Samuel von Cochius, Leonhard Coing, Johann Franz Conz, Karl Philipp Corrodi, Hans Heinrich Cramer, Johann Jakob Cramer, Johann Ulrich von Crell, Lorenz Florenz Friedrich von Creuz, Friedrich Casimir Carl, Freiherr von Creuzer, Christoph Andreas Leonhard Crousaz, Jean-Pierre de Crusius, Christian August Curtius, Michael Conrad Cyprian, Ernst Salomon d'Holbach, Paul-Henri Thiry, Baron Dalberg, Karl Theodor Anton Maria von Danovius, Ernst Jakob Danzer, Joseph Dapp, Raymund Darjes, Joachim Georg Daub, Karl Delius, Heinrich Friedrich Delling, Johann Nepomuk von Dietler, Wilhelm Diez, Immanuel Carl Dippel, Johann Konrad Döderlein, Christian Albrecht Dohm, Christian Conrad Wilhelm von Dommerich, Johann Christoph Dusch, Johann Jakob Eberhard, Johann August Eberhard, Johann Peter Eberstein, Wilhelm Ludwig Gottlob von Ebert, Johann Jakob Edelmann, Johann Christian Ehlers, Martin Eichhorn, Johann Gottfried Einsiedel, Johann August von Elswich, Johann Hermann von Embser, Johann Valentin Engel, Johann Jakob Engel, Michael Engelhard, Regner(us) Erhard, Johann Benjamin Ernesti, Johann August Erxleben, Dorothea Christiane Erxleben, Johann Christian Polycarp Eschenbach, Johann Christian Eschenburg, Johann Joachim Eschenmayer, Adolph Karl August Euchel, Isaak Euler, Leonhard Fabricius, Johann Albert Fabricius, Johann Andreas Fahrenheit, Daniel Gabriel Feder, Johann Georg Heinrich Ferber, Johann Karl Christoph Fernow, Carl Ludwig Feuerbach, Paul Johann Anselm (von) Fichte, Johann Gottlieb Fischer, Christian Gabriel Fischer, Heinrich Ludwig Fischer, Johann Carl Fischhaber, Gottlob Christian Friedrich Flatt, Johann Friedrich Flatt, Karl Christian Flemming, Georg August Flögel, Karl Friedrich Forberg, Friedrich Karl Forkel, Johann Nicolaus Formey, Jean Henri Samuel Förster, Johann Christian Forster, Johann Georg Adam Forster, Johann Reinhold Francke, August Hermann Francke, Georg Samuel Franckenstein, Jacob August Frederick (Friedrich) II, King of Prussia Frey, Junius Friedländer, David Friedländer, Michael Frobes (Frobesius), Johann Nicolaus From, Nathanael Friedrich Füssli, Johann (Hans) Heinrich (called Chairman Füssli) Gabler, Matthias Gall, Franz Joseph Gallitzin, Amalia Fürstin Gärtner, Karl Christian Garve, Christian Gasser, Simon Peter Gatterer, Johann Christoph Gebhard, Friedrich Heinrich Gebhardi, Christoph August Gedike, Friedrich Gellert, Christian Fürchtegott Gensichen, Johann Friedrich Gentz, Friedrich (von) Gentzken, Friedrich Gerhard, Ephraim Gerstenberg, Heinrich Wilhelm von Girtanner, Christoph Glafey, Adam Friedrich Gleichen, Karl Heinrich von Gmeiner, Franz Xaver Göchhausen, Ernst August Anton von Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von Görres, Joseph von Göschen, Georg Joachim Gottsched, Johann Christoph Gottsched, Luise Adelgunde Viktorie Gräffe, Johann Friedrich Christoph Grimm, Friedrich Melchior Grohmann, Johann Christian August Gröning, Johann Grosse, Carl Friedrich August (pseud. Graf E(douard) R(omeo) Vargas(-Bedemar), Marquis von Grosse Gundling, Nicolaus Hieronymus Hagedorn, Christian Ludwig von Hagen, Gottlieb Friedrich