Philosophism

The term philosophism was used unspecifically in various senses for "an unfounded, misunderstood, degenerate or improperly applied philosophy " or a "bumbling philosophy, after-wisdom". More specifically, e.g. B. meant a "sole concentration on the speculative moment".

literature

Joseph Anton Sambuga : On the philosophism that threatens our age , Munich 1805, online at Google Books , cf. about this Johann Michael Sailer: Collected Works, Vol. 38, Biographische Schriften, Vol. 1, Sulzbach 1841, p. 352ff, online .
Gustav Adolph Constantin Frantz: Philosophism and Christianity , 1875, online at archive.org
Jörg Zittlau : Cogitum Interruptum . Introduction to Philosophism, 1986

Individual evidence

↑ Pierer's Universal Lexikon, Volume 13. Altenburg 1861, p. 76
↑ Herders Conversations-Lexikon, Vol. 4, p. 532; similar to Wilhelm Traugott Krug : General hand dictionary of the philosophical sciences , Volume 3, Brockhaus, Leipzig 1828, p. 210, online .
↑ So with Carl Braig , cf. Daniel Esch: Apostolate of Dialectics , Life and Work of the Freiburg theologian and philosopher Carl Braig (1853–1923), Rombach, [Diss.] Freiburg 2004, p. 168.

[1] Pierer's Universal Lexikon, Volume 13. Altenburg 1861, p. 76

[2] Herders Conversations-Lexikon, Vol. 4, p. 532; similar to Wilhelm Traugott Krug : General hand dictionary of the philosophical sciences , Volume 3, Brockhaus, Leipzig 1828, p. 210, online .

[3] So with Carl Braig , cf. Daniel Esch: Apostolate of Dialectics , Life and Work of the Freiburg theologian and philosopher Carl Braig (1853–1923), Rombach, [Diss.] Freiburg 2004, p. 168.