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Das System der Wissenschaften nach Gegenständen und Methoden
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  • Paul Tillich
    / Development of his philosophy

    The remarkable work Das System der Wissenschaften nach Gegenständen und Methoden (The System of the Sciences According to Their Subjects and Methods, 1923) was his first attempt to render a systematic account of human spiritual endeavours from this point of view. As early as 1925, in Marburg, he…

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    The remarkable work Das System der Wissenschaften nach Gegenständen und Methoden (The System of the Sciences According to Their Subjects and Methods, 1923) was his first attempt to render a systematic account of human spiritual endeavours from this point of view. As early as 1925, in Marburg, he…

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