In ""Thomas Von Aquino Und Kant, Ein Kampf Zweier Welten,"" Rudolf Eucken delves into the profound philosophical divergence between Thomas Aquinas and Immanuel Kant. Published in 1901, this work examines the clash of two distinct worldviews, representing the medieval synthesis of faith and reason embodied by Aquinas, and the modern emphasis on critical reason and transcendental idealism championed by Kant. Eucken meticulously analyzes the core tenets of both philosophers, exploring their respective approaches to metaphysics, epistemology, and ethics.
The book highlights the historical and intellectual context that shaped their ideas, illustrating how their philosophies reflect the changing currents of Western thought. By juxtaposing these towering figures, Eucken offers readers a comprehensive understanding of the enduring tensions between tradition and modernity, faith and reason, and the enduring quest for knowledge and meaning. This exploration is of enduring value to students of philosophy and intellectual history.
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