Back to Kant: the revival of Kantianism in German social and historical thought, 1860-1914

Thomas E. Willey

Detroit: Wayne State University Press (1978) Copy BIBT_EX

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Kant, Misc in 17th/18th Century Philosophy

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Neo-Kantianism. Philosophers Biography

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