Schleiermacher's soliloquies: an English translation of the Monologen, with a critical introduction and appendix

Westport, Conn.: Hyperion Press. Edited by Horace Leland Friess (1926)
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In this spirit of self-possession, and of happy reminiscence, the idea of the Soliloquies seems to have suggested itself to Schleiermacher, a series of meditations dealing with the problems of his inner life, as the Speeches had just dealt with the ...

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