Karl Robert Eduard von Hartmann

Philosopher known for 'Philosophy of the Unconscious'

Karl Robert Eduard von Hartmann - Thinkers & Philosophers born February 23rd, 1842
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A German philosopher and author, contributed significantly to the fields of philosophy and psychology. Developed the concept of the unconscious mind, integrating ideas from both philosophy and science. Authored several influential works, including the seminal book 'Philosophy of the Unconscious' published in 1869. This work explored the depths of the unconscious, blending metaphysical and psychological concepts, and positioned the unconscious as central to human experience. His ideas influenced later thinkers and movements, including psychoanalysis and existentialism.

Authored 'Philosophy of the Unconscious'

Integrated philosophy with psychological concepts

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