German Idealism(4)# Thoughts - 思考者
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German Idealism (4)
Lessing, Herder, and Others. Klopstock and Wieland mark the turning-point
toward idealsm. However, their contemporary, Lessing, was the first
representative of the movement to liberate himself completely from
conventional theology and all that was arbitrary and external in
German culture and find in the inner aesthetic and ethical development
of the mind the ideal to be followed. Idealism in the sense in which
the word is here used became even more effective in the work of He
Lessing, Herder, and Others. Klopstock and Wieland mark the turning-point
toward idealsm. However, their contemporary, Lessing, was the first
representative of the movement to liberate himself completely from
conventional theology and all that was arbitrary and external in
German culture and find in the inner aesthetic and ethical development
of the mind the ideal to be followed. Idealism in the sense in which
the word is here used became even more effective in the work of He