Marcus Jacob Monrad
Marcus Jacob Monrad (born January 19, 1816 in Nøtterøy ; † December 30, 1897 ) was a Norwegian Lutheran theologian and philosopher. From 1851 until his death he was professor of philosophy at the Kgl. Frederiks Universitet , where he had previously worked as a lecturer (from 1845). He is considered an extremely conservative Hegelian . Politically, he supported the union with Sweden and fought against parliamentarism .
Works (selection)
- The thing in itself as a noumenon . In: Archives for Systematic Philosophy 9 (1897) ( online version)
- Human free will and evil , Leipzig 1838
- Idea and personality . In: Archive for systematic philosophy 2 (1896), pp. 174–206
- Hamlet and no end , o. O. 1878
- Thoughts of modern times , Bonn 1879
- The mysteries of Christianity viewed from the point of view of reason , Leipzig 1896
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| SURNAME | Monrad, Marcus Jacob |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Norwegian theologian and philosopher |
| DATE OF BIRTH | January 19, 1816 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Nøtterøy |
| DATE OF DEATH | December 30, 1897 |