These works document the essential prerequisites for the beginning of the popular Enlightenment. They show the transition in the scholars‹ self-image, the orientation of philosophy toward matters of everyday life and the public discussion on the usefulness of new findings in natural science. In these works, Wolff proposes a new kind of grain cultivation, developed on the basis of his own experiments, which was significant for the poor among the rural population in particular.
- Veröffentlicht am Dienstag 30. November 1993 von frommann-holzboog
- ISBN: 9783772813986
- 288 Seiten
- Genre: Aufklärung, Hardcover, Philosophie, Renaissance, Softcover