CDPC History of New Philosophy

In this publication, for the first time in Russian, the fundamental work of the History of the New Philosophy of Kuno Fisher (1824-1907) is presented in Russian. These books to date retain their value as a guide to study the history of European philosophy of the New Age, as well as German classical philosophy. The works of K. Fisher combine philosophical thoroughness and high literary skill. That is why they became the table books of outstanding figures of European culture of the 19th and 20th centuries, which also belonged to many Russian philosophers - L. N. Tolstoy, S. N. Trubetskoy, S. L. Frank, N.O. Lossky, P. B. Struve et al. The publication includes, in addition to the complete history of philosophy, the most important works of Fisher on the history of classical German literature (about Goethe and Shiller), revealing the connection of the history of philosophy with the history of culture. The electronic edition of the works of K. Fisher will forget about the difficulties of working with multi -volume philosophers, quickly find the right article or even an excerpt from the article, comment and create bookmarks in the text. The project is intended for students and teachers of the history of philosophy, for a wide range of readers who want to learn about the life and teachings of great philosophers, as well as for everyone who is interested in the history of European culture. Features of the product: Search and quoting. Full -text search for keywords. Complex search by text categories. Thematic search taking into account word forms. Full compliance of the page numbers of the book original. The ability to label, comment and create bookmarks in the text. Creation of lists of found and highlighted places. Reading. 4 methods for displaying the text on the screen: enlarged for reading, standard page and two -page for work, "microfilm" for viewing, facsimile display of the source. Print and export. Subtle printing. Copy and export. More than 3900 pages. Improved interface with additional functions.
System requirements: Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP, processor 486 MHz, 16 MB of RAM, graphics card of the SVGA class, CD reading device, keyboard, mouse