Philosophical Optimism and Philosophy of Historical Progress in Slovak Lutheran Ethics in the First Half of the 19th Century

IF 0.2 4区哲学 0 PHILOSOPHY

NEUE ZEITSCHRIFT FUR SYSTEMATISCHE THEOLOGIE UND RELIGIONSPHILOSOPHIE Pub Date : 2022-04-20 DOI:10.1515/nzsth-2022-0006

V. Gluchman

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Abstract

Summary The author studies the form of philosophical optimism in Slovak Lutheran ethics in the first half of the 19th century in the views of Ján Kollár and Ján Chalupka. Herder’s philosophy of history and his philosophy of historical progress significantly influenced Slovak Lutheran ethics of the given period. In the author’s view, Kollár and Chalupka mainly appreciated human history as progress in all parts of life and refused glorification of the past. However, they did not limit their assessment to a positive evaluation of the present; they used one’s own mistakes and faults to appeal to moral development of man and placed to the forefront the belief in a better future of mankind in the form of humanity.

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19世纪上半叶斯洛伐克路德教会伦理中的哲学乐观主义与历史进步哲学

摘要本文以Ján Kollár和JánChalupka的观点研究了19世纪上半叶斯洛伐克路德会伦理中的哲学乐观主义形式。赫尔德的历史哲学和历史进步哲学对特定时期的斯洛伐克路德会伦理产生了重大影响。在作者看来，Kollár和Chalupka主要将人类历史视为生活各个方面的进步，而拒绝美化过去。然而，他们并没有将自己的评估局限于对当前的积极评价；他们用自己的错误和过失来呼吁人的道德发展，并以人性的形式将人类更美好未来的信念放在首位。

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