How German Idealism Changed Us

In the early 1800s, a philosophical movement arose as a direct reaction to Immanuel Kant’s philosophical system. The movement came to be known as “German idealism.” The German idealists developed a unique philosophical movement that synthesized multiple earlier ideas into an approach to reality that greatly influenced the arts and, by extension, much of human society.

[dmichaels]

A very interesting set of philosophers and ideas. Would be nice to have a similarly idealistic movement today.

[miglenas]

From movement to stillness to stillness in movement...

[sina]

Listening to this, I can hear modern ideas of cognitive behavioral therapy. Never thought the two could be connected. Fascinating.