The hidden origins of the German Enlightenment

New York, NY, USA: Cambridge University Press. Edited by H. C. Erik Midelfort & Martin Mulsow (2023)
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The book offers an original reconstruction of long-forgotten but vital controversies among German figures in the "early" Enlightenment, c. 1680-1720, and also explores how the mainstream of the early Enlightenment in Halle and the underground of the fragmented "radical Enlightenment" were mutually dependent on each other.

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