Rudolf Eucken a Philosophy of Life
Rudolf Eucken a Philosophy of Life
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He assumes as axiomatic certainties and in- soluble mysteries the existence of the spiritual life in man, the union of the human and divine, and the freedom of the spiritual personalities, though in a sense dependent upon the Universal Spiritual Life. This of course does not mean that he is in the habit of making unjustifiable assumptions. This is far from being the case ; on the contrary, he takes the greatest care in the matter of his speculative bases. There are some funda- mental facts of l...ife, however, which according to Eucken are proved to us by life itself ; we feel they must be true, but they are not truths that can be reasoned about, nor proved by the intellect alone. These are the three great facts mentioned above, which, while not admitting of proof, must be regarded as certainties.
His contention that they cannot be reasoned about has led to the further charge of irrationalism. The question that has to be decided is, whether Eucken in emphasising the fact that great truths must be solved by life and action, is underestimating the part that in- tellect must play hi life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He assumes as axiomatic certainties and in- soluble mysteries the existence of the spiritual life in man, the union of the human and divine, and the freedom of the spiritual personalities, though in a sense dependent upon the Universal Spiritual Life. This of course does not mean that he is in the habit of making unjustifiable assumptions. This is far from being the case ; on the contrary, he takes the greatest care in the matter of his speculative bases. There are some funda- mental facts of l...ife, however, which according to Eucken are proved to us by life itself ; we feel they must be true, but they are not truths that can be reasoned about, nor proved by the intellect alone. These are the three great facts mentioned above, which, while not admitting of proof, must be regarded as certainties.
His contention that they cannot be reasoned about has led to the further charge of irrationalism. The question that has to be decided is, whether Eucken in emphasising the fact that great truths must be solved by life and action, is underestimating the part that in- tellect must play hi life.
What to read after Rudolf Eucken a Philosophy of Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jones Abel John to read onlineMoreLess
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