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Christian Martin Julius Frauenstädt (April 17, 1813, Bojanowo,
Posen –
January 13, 1879, Berlin) was a
German philosopher and editor. He was educated...
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Wadowice (Polish: [vadɔˈvit͡sɛ] ; German:
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- "apostles".: 504 One of the most
active early followers was
Julius Frauenstädt, who
wrote numerous articles promoting Schopenhauer's philosophy. He...
- "Thinking". The
Oxford Companion to Philosophy.
Oxford University Press.
Frauenstädt,
Julius (1871). "Urteil". Ein
philosophisches Wörterbuch, nach Arthur...
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- (2005). "3. Metaphysics: The
World as Will". Schopenhauer. Routledge.
Frauenstädt,
Julius (1871). "Objektivation". Schopenhauer-Lexikon. Ein Philosophisches...
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difficulty and
through the
persuasion of the philosopher's
disciple Julius Frauenstädt that Hayn of
Berlin consented to
publish the two
volumes in a
print run...
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rivalled only by Schopenhauer's
personal literary executor —
Julius Frauenstädt. However, as Bahnsen's own
system matured, he
began to
deviate from Schopenhauer's...
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published in 1854. In 1870, a
third edition was published,
edited by
Julius Frauenstädt. In 1942, an
English translation by Lt. Col. E. F. J.
Payne was published...
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philosopher Friedrich Dessauer,
philosopher Max Dessoir,
philosopher Julius Frauenstädt,
philosopher Kurt Grelling,
philosopher Richard Hönigswald (Jewish father)...
