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Special Correspondence
September 18, 1879 issue

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The article presents information on the influence of the idealistic philosophy of Germany with that of Puritanism in America. Professor Herman Lotze stands in some sense between the new and old order of intellectual things in Germany, where he is by far the most revered and influential of living teachers of philosophy. He has a veritable genius for the quiet enjoyment of art and nature. His opinions are among the sanest and healthiest in the history of philosophy since Aristotle. Few men have enjoyed in a higher degree the supreme intellectual luxury of giving an all-sided and free expression to their personality. His philosophy is his daily inner and outer life.

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IDEOLOGY; LOTZE, Hermann; PHILOSOPHERS; INTELLECTUALS; ETHICS; SOCIAL sciences -- Philosophy; GERMANY
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