General principles of the philosophy of nature with an outline of some of its recent developments among the Germans, embracing the philosophical systems of Schelling and Hegel, and Oken's system of nature.
"The reader will perceive, that the First Part is thoroughly programmatic, and simply assigns the general points of view for a philosophical study of the natural sciences. The principles there laid down are an abstract of a larger treatise, containing developments and applications especially to...
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