The Philosophy of Symbolic Forms : Volume 1: Language

Ernst Cassirer

ISBN 10: 0300000375 / ISBN 13: 9780300000375

Verlag: Yale University Press Sep 1965, 1965

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Neuware - 'The Philosophy of Symbolic Forms' has long been considered by many who knew it in the original German as the greatest of Ernst Cassirer's works. Into it he poured all the resources of his vast learning about language and myth, religion, art and science-the various creative symbolizing activities and constructions through which man has expressed himself and given intelligible objective form to his experience.

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Bibliografische Details

• Titel: The Philosophy of Symbolic Forms : Volume 1: Language
• Verlag: Yale University Press Sep 1965
• Erscheinungsjahr: 1965
• Sprache: Englisch
• ISBN-10: 0300000375
• ISBN-13: 9780300000375
• Einband: Taschenbuch
• Zustand: Neu
• Abmessungen: 203B x 130 H x 25 T Millimeter Breite: 203 mm, Höhe: 130 mm, Tiefe: 25 mm
• Gewicht: 354 Gramm

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The Symbolic Forms has long been considered the greatest of Cassirer's works. Into it he poured all the resources of his vast learning about language and myth, religion, art, and science-the various creative symbolizing activities and constructions through which man has expressed himself and given intelligible objective form to this experience. "These three volumes alone (apart from Cassirer's other papers and books) make an outstanding contribution to epistemology and to the human power of abstraction. It is rather as if 'The Golden Bough' had been written in philosophical rather than in historical terms."-F.I.G. Rawlins, Nature

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'The Philosophy of Symbolic Forms' has long been considered by many who knew it in the original German as the greatest of Ernst Cassirer's works. Into it he poured all the resources of his vast learning about language and myth, religion, art and science-the various creative symbolizing activities and constructions through which man has expressed himself and given intelligible objective form to his experience.