Kleine Deutsche Schriften;, (Hardcover)

Kleine Deutsche Schriften is a collection of shorter German writings by Christian Thomasius (1655-1728), a significant figure in the German Enlightenment. Thomasius was a philosopher and jurist whose work contributed to the development of natural law and the separation of law and morality. This collection offers insights into his thought and the intellectual climate of the late 17th and early 18th centuries. The book provides valuable primary source material for scholars of German history, legal history, and the history of philosophy. Readers interested in the development of Enlightenment thought and its impact on German culture will find this collection particularly relevant.

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