Cours de philosophie professé pendant l'année 1818, sur le fondement des idées absolues du vrai, du beau et du bien...
presents the philosophical lectures of Victor Cousin, delivered in 1818. This work delves into Cousin's philosophical system, exploring his theories on truth, beauty, and goodness. A key figure in French philosophy, Cousin's lectures offer insights into the intellectual currents of the early 19th century. This book is a valuable resource for students and scholars interested in the history of philosophy, French intellectual history, and the development of idealist thought. Cousin's exploration of absolute ideas provides a foundation for understanding his broader philosophical project and its influence on subsequent thinkers.
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