Julius Frauenstädt

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Christian Martin Julius Frauenstädt (born April 17, 1813 in Bojanowo , Province of Posen , † January 13, 1879 in Berlin ) was a philosophical writer.

Frauenstadt studied in Berlin until theology , then philosophy , stepped in winter 1846/47 in Frankfurt with Arthur Schopenhauer in more traffic (even called this "indefatigabilis") whose champion and editor he was. He died on January 13, 1879 in Berlin, where he had been privatized since 1848.

Notable among his own writings are:

  • Studies and reviews of theology and philosophy (Berlin 1840)
  • About the true relationship of reason to revelation (Darmstadt 1848)
  • Aesthetic questions (Dessau 1853)
  • Letters on Schopenhauer's Philosophy (Leipzig 1854)
  • Natural science in its influence on poetry, religion, morality and philosophy (Leipzig 1855)
  • Materialism (Leipzig 1856)
  • Letters on natural religion (Leipzig 1858)

Installed by Schopenhauer as the heir of his literary estate, he not only published several writings linked to the latter's philosophy, e. B.

  • Rays of light from Schopenhauer's works (Leipzig 1862, 5th edition 1885), but also together with Otto Lindner
  • Schopenhauer, from him, about him (Berlin 1863)
  • From Schopenhauer's handwritten estate (Leipzig 1864)
  • The moral life (Leipzig 1866)
  • Glimpses into the intellectual, physical and moral world (Leipzig 1869)
  • New letters on the Schopenhauer philosophy (1876) MDZ Reader

In particular, Frauenstädt organized the first complete edition of Schopenhauer's works on behalf of and according to the plan of the deceased (Leipzig 1873–74, 6 vols .; 2nd edition 1877).

After all of Schopenhauer's writings and his handwritten estate, he edited the Schopenhauer lexicon; a philosophical dictionary (Leipzig. 1871, 2 vol.). He also released rays of light from Kant's works (Leipzig 1872).

Many letters and manuscripts from Frauenstädt (as well as letters from Schopenhauer) are in holdings 21083 FA Brockhaus, Leipzig, in the Saxon State Archives, Leipzig State Archives.

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