Hamann, Johann Georg H Philosophers

Hamann, Johann Georg

Johann Georg Hamann, 1730-1788. Obscure Prussian thinker of the German Enlightenment movement of modern philosophy. His writings cover many theological as well as philosophical topics.

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• - A review by Thomas K. Carr of Berlin's book on Hamann. Considers whether this Romantic thinker has been unjustly neglected.
  
• - Entry on this German Protestant writer from the 2001 Columbia Encyclopedia.
  
• - Article by Ted Kinnaman, from the Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy. Reviews the life and work of this obscure Enlightenment thinker, with special attention to his "metacritique" of Kant.
  
• - Laudatory article by Ellen Myers, from Creationism.com.
  
  

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