席勒的哲学书信:使精神自然化以使自然道德化

Q3 Arts and Humanities

Philosophical Readings Pub Date : 2013-12-19 DOI:10.5281/ZENODO.35546

Katerina Deligiorgi

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摘要

《哲学书信》是席勒在八十年代早期创作的一篇短文，1786年发表在《塔利亚》上。尽管书名如此，这本书却很少受到哲学家的关注。我在这篇论文中的目的是表明，如果我们带着论文的观点来阅读这些信件，我们可以从一个有趣的角度来看待席勒早期作品中互动主义的道德动机，这些作品触及了后期作品中某些未解决的问题。

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Schiller's Philosophical Letters: Naturalising Spirit to Moralise Nature

The Philosophical letters is a short piece that Schiller composed in the early eighties and published in the Thalia in 1786. Despite its title, the work has received little attention from philosophers. My aim in this paper is to show that if we read the Letters with the Dissertation in view, we can get an interesting perspective on the moral motivation for Schiller’s interactionism in these early works that touches on certain unresolved problems also in the later works.

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Philosophical Readings Arts and Humanities-Philosophy

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