Johann Jakob Müller (philosopher)

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Johann Jakob Müller

Johann Jakob Müller (born May 31, 1650 in Jena ; † April 13, 1716 there ) was a German moral philosopher.

Life

Johann Jakob was the son of the vice principal of the council school in Jena Johannes Müller (born November 20, 1615 in Schalkau , † December 14, 1688) and Dorothea Grosner. He attended the city school in Jena, which was under the direction of Rector Johann Martin Ringler (* Jena; † May 23, 1676 ibid). At the age of fifteen he began to attend lectures at the University of Jena. Here at the philosophical faculty Johann Frischmuth , Erhard Weigel , Caspar Posner , Johann Andreas Bose , Valentin Veltheim , Johannes Musaeus , Johann Wilhelm Baier and Friedemann Bechmann became his teachers. In 1677 he acquired the academic degree of a master's degree in philosophy, became an adjunct in the philosophical faculty and received a position as private tutor in Lower Saxony.

On April 12, 1692 he became an associate professor of philosophy in Jena, received the full professorship in poetry on January 8, 1695, and the chair of logic on September 14, 1698. After he earned a licentiate of the rights on 23 October 1699 on 18 February 1700 for doctor of law doctorate , he took on 5 September 1705, the Chair of the ethical moral philosophy and politics. He also participated in the organizational tasks of the Jena Salana. He was dean of the philosophical faculty a few times and in 1704 rector of the alma mater .

Works (selection)

  • Disp. de Moralitate inculpatae Tutelae. Jena 1680
  • Disp. de Regressu demonstrativo. Jena 1680
  • Disp. de Fide fracta. Jena 1680
  • Disp. de Propaedeumatibus. Jena 1685
  • Disputatio de Imperio Dictatoris. Jena 1687
  • Institutiones Ethicae Positivo-Polemicae. Jena 1691 ( online )
  • Institutiones Politicae Positivo-Polemicae ad filum Aristotelis concinnatae. Jena 1691, 1705
  • Institutiones Jurisprudentiae Gentium. Jena 1693
  • Disp. de Jure Transitus per alterius territory. Jena 1693
  • Disp. de jure feciali. Jena 1693 ( online )
  • Disp. de Morte vicaria. Jena 1695
  • Commentarius in Guil. Grotii Enchiridion de Principiis Juris Naturae. Jena 1696
  • Disp. de Fictionibus Juris Naturae et Gentium. Jena 1696
  • Disp. de Occisione Furis nocturni ad Hugo Grotii JB & P. ​​II. I. Jena 1697
  • Disp. de summo Bono Civili non consistente in Divitiis. Jena 1697
  • Disp. de Jure Partis majoris. Jena 1697
  • Disp. de Obligatione Subditorum ex Delicto summae Potestatis ad Hug. Grotii de IB & P. ​​lib. 2. C. 21. Jena 1698 ( online )
  • Disp. de Syllogismis compositis. Jena 1698
  • Disp. de Modis abolendi Culpam et Reatum. Jena 1700
  • Disp. de Moralitate Reservationum mentalium in juramento. Jena 1701
  • Disp. de Praesumptionibus Moralibus. Jena 1701
  • Disp. de Virtutibus ac Vitiis Philosophorum Orientalium. Jena 1701
  • Disp. de Duellis Principum. Jena 1702
  • Disp. de Imperio Civili in Statu Innocentiae extituro. Jena 1703
  • Introductio in Artem Emblematicam. Jena 1706
  • Disp. de Imputatione Morali. Jena 1707
  • Disp de Jure Retorsionis inter Status Imperii. Jena 1707
  • Disp. de jure superiorum in Juramenta Inferiorum. Jena 1708

literature

personal data
SURNAME Müller, Johann Jakob
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Müller, Johann Jacob
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German moral philosopher
DATE OF BIRTH May 31, 1650
PLACE OF BIRTH Jena
DATE OF DEATH April 13, 1716
Place of death Jena