Hermann Cohen
Hermann Cohen (1842-1918) was a German Jewish philosopher and a key figure in the Marburg School of neo-Kantianism. He is best known for his work on ethics and the philosophy of religion, where he emphasized the importance of moral ideals such as justice and peace. Cohen's ideas significantly influenced Jewish thought and contributed to the development of modern philosophy, advocating for a vision of universal moral law rooted in human dignity.
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Hermann Cohen is mentioned as a philosopher who praised the harmony between German and Jewish identities.
« Quitter Berlin. Journal de jeunesse. 1913-1923 », de Gershom Scholem : l’anarcho-mysticisme de l’étudiant Scholem
France· 2025-05-23
Hermann Cohen stated that justice cannot be the highest moral goal as it rests on considerations and evaluations.
Det modsatte af glemsel er ikke erindring, men retfærdighed
Denmark· 2025-05-03
Hermann Cohen expressed that justice cannot be the highest moral goal because it is incomplete and biased.
El discurso que no se pudo escuchar en el campo de concentración de Buchenwald | Ideas
Spain· 2025-04-13