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Early modern German philosophy (1690-1750)
Part 1. Truth and prejudice -- Introduction to the doctrine of reason (1691) / Christian Thomasius -- Rigorous investigation of the casues that obstruct the female sex from study (1742) / Dorothea Christiane Erxleben -- Part II. Radical philosophy -- The concord of reason and faith (1692) / Friedrich Wilhelm Stosch -- Philosophical meditatios concerning God, the world, and human being (1717) / Theodor Ludwig Lau -- Part III. The controversy between Wolff and the pietists -- Rational thoughts concerning God, the world, and the human soul, and also all things in general (1720) / Christian Wolff -- A modest and detailed disclosure of the false and harmful philosophy in the Wolffian metaphysical system (1724) / Joachim Lange -- The refutation of Spinoza's ethics (1737) / Christian Wolff -- Part IV. The limits of reason -- Philosophical dissertation on the use and limits of the principle of determining reason, commonly called the principle of sufficient reason (1743) / Christian August Crusius -- Thoughts on the state of the soul after death / Georg Friedrich Meier.
Includes bibliographical references and index.