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1. • • The field of history is fecund and vastly encompassing; in its sphere lies the entire moral world. It accompanies us through all the conditions mankind has experienced, through all the shifting forms of opinion, through his folly and his wisdom, his deterioration and his ennoblement; history must give account of everything man has taken and given.
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   What does Schiller say about universal history?

   • In his second medical dissertation, Schiller quotes from Schlözer’s conception of universal history, through which he is introduced to the universal history of the whole human race (SW 5:303–306). Schlözer remains an important point of reference for Schiller, who also refers to Schlözer in his later work.

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   What does Schiller want a universal historian to focus on?

   • Schiller strangely emphasizes the present state of affairs and demands that the universal historian takes this present state of affairs as the focal point of his systematic research. Accordingly, he wants the universal historian to concentrate primarily on those events that had an influence on the current world state.

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   Does Schiller have a philosophy of history?

   • Schiller’s philosophy of history has received comparatively little attention. This is partly because Schiller is perceived as a poor imitation of Kant or the existence of a systematic philosophy of history is simply denied. This chapter aims to remedy this...

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   What is Schiller's view on history?

   • Indeed, Schiller’s view on history is not circular but dialectical and the objective endpoint of historical development is a return of the dialectical movement to itself, that is, to its ancient starting point, but not to negate the departure but in order to “aufheben” and culminate in a more advanced state.

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   What is a universal history?

   • In this essay, Lessing connects the educational project with what is called a universal history, that is, the idea that one has to “consider the entire sequence of human beings, during the entire course of the ages, as a single man who lives perpetually on and learns something all the time” (Blaise Pascal, taken from Abrams 1973, 201).

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   What does Schiller think about early humans?

   • In Letters 26 and 27, Schiller imagines the circumstances that must have been necessary for early humans to develop an aesthetic sense.

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   Schiller Universal History. Schiller Translation. What Is, and to What End. Do We Study, Universal History? Translated by Caroline Stephan and Robert Trout. On May 26-27, 1789, Schiller delivered this lecture on Universal History at Jena University.

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   Feb 12, 2019 · In his second medical dissertation, Schiller quotes from Schlözer’s conception of universal history, through which he is introduced to the universal history of the whole human race (SW 5:303–306).

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   The idea of universal human progress now provided the ‘Leitfaden a priori ’, as Kant had there called it, 2 with which, Schiller tells us, the philosophical spirit ‘bringt einen vernünftigen...

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7. archive.org › download › schiller-universal-historyFRIEDRICH VON SCHILLER - Archive.org

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   CLASSICS IN THE PHILOSOPHY OF HISTORY THE NATURE AND VALUE OF UNIVERSAL HISTORY: AN INAUGURAL LECTURE [1789]* FRIEDRICH VON SCHILLER It is an honor and a pleasure for me, gentlemen, to accompany you from now on in the exploration of a field which discloses to the reflective observer

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   From the small sum of known past events the universal historian selects only those whose influence on contemporary life has been essential and readily discernible, and moves backward in time toward the origins.

   • Author: Friedrich von Schiller

   • Publish Year: 1972

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   Apr 21, 2017 · Friedrich Schiller. Johann Christoph Friedrich Schiller (1759–1805) is best known for his immense influence on German literature. In his relatively short life, he authored an extraordinary series of dramas, including The Robbers, Maria Stuart, and the trilogy Wallenstein.

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    In this essay, Lessing connects the educational project with what is called a universal history, that is, the idea that one has to “consider the entire sequence of human beings, during the entire course of the ages, as a single man who lives perpetually on and learns something all the time” (Blaise Pascal, taken from Abrams 1973, 201).