Johann Droysen Livres

En reliant la liberté éthique (Kant) à l'effectivité historique (Hegel), Droysen serait-il le " chaînon manquant " qui permette de lire l'histoire comme un accomplissement de l'idée d'humanité ? Selon lui, l'histoire ne devient intelligible que si elle peut communiquer les traces de la liberté qui s'y est manifestée. Droysen s'inscrit ainsi dans cette lignée qui, après Kant, conduit de Humboldt à Dilthey, Max Weber et Habermas. Elève de August Boeckh et de Hegel, à la fois philologue classique et historien, Johann Gustav Droysen (1808-1884) est l'un des grands théoriciens de la science historique. Par rapport à l'école de Ranke pour qui " l'histoire c'est dire comment les choses se sont passées ", Droysen tient une position de franc-tireur, avec cette thèse provocatrice : " La science historique n'a pas pour mission d'établir des faits historiques. "

Focusing on the preservation of historical literature, this reprint of a 1897 edition explores the foundational principles of history. It highlights the importance of maintaining access to works by historical writers and scientists, many of which are now considered rare antiques. Hansebooks aims to ensure that this valuable knowledge remains available for future generations, contributing to a diverse range of topics including research, science, and more.

This is a classic work of history, tracing the political, cultural, and intellectual developments of the Hellenistic period, from the death of Alexander the Great to the rise of the Roman Empire. It covers a wide range of topics, such as the growth of Hellenistic kingdoms, the spread of Greek philosophy and literature, and the clashes between Hellenistic and Oriental civilizations. The author, Johann Gustav Droysen, was a prominent German historian of the 19th century.

This Latin language work by the German historian Johann Gustav Droysen provides a detailed history of the reign of Ptolemy IV Philopator, the fourth king of the Ptolemaic dynasty in Egypt.

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