Otto Flügel

Otto wings ( born June 16, 1842 in Lützen, † July 9, 1914 in Dölau (Hall ) ) was a German theologian and philosopher.

He was the son of the teacher and the mayor Johann Nikolaus (1806-1862) and Sophie, nee Hartung was born in Lützen near Leipzig. After schooling and teaching as Forsteleve in Schleusingen, he studied from 1864 on philosophy, theology and the natural sciences in Halle ( Saale). Considerable influence exercised while his teacher Carl Sebastian Cornelius on him, a direct pupil Johann Friedrich Herbart. In 1868, he taught briefly at Progymnasium Weissenfels. From 1869 to 1871 he was a deacon in Laucha, then to 1883 country parson in Schochwitz, then to 1908 country parson in Wansleben. 1912 Awarded an honorary doctorate from the University of Halle. Wing married in 1869 Marie, daughter of Friedrich Heinrich Theodor Allihn ( 1811-1885 ). The two had a son and two daughters.

Works

  • The mental life of animals, Langensalza 1884.
  • The Ego and the moral ideas in the life of nations, Langensalza 1885.
  • Idealism and materialism history ( offprint from Journal of Philosophy and Education ), Beyer & Söhne, Langensalza 1898.
  • John Friedr. Herbart, fire Verlag, Leipzig 1923
  • Voluntarism and the pedagogy, KF Koehler, Leipzig 1914.
  • Attempts to replace the absolute ethics of Herbart by the relative of evolutionism or supplement to, Beltz, Langensalza 1914.
  • Monism and theology, Schulze, Cöthen 1914, 4th Edition
  • Demolition of the logic and the theory of fallacies ( as editor ), Beyer, Langensalza 1914, 5th Edition
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