Johann Georg Hamann

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Johann Georg Hamann was an 18th-century German philosopher and critic known for his religiously grounded, anti-Enlightenment thought and his significant influence on later figures such as Herder and Kierkegaard.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian philosopher
critic
human
philosopher
theologian
writer
burialPlace Münster NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Prussia
dateOfBirth 1730-08-27
dateOfDeath 1788-06-21
educatedAt University of Königsberg
employer Prussian customs service
ethnicGroup German
familyName Hamann
fieldOfWork literary criticism
philosophy
religious criticism
theology
givenName Georg
Johann
influenced Friedrich Heinrich Jacobi
Friedrich Schleiermacher
German Romanticism
Johann Gottfried Herder
Søren Kierkegaard
existentialist philosophy
influencedBy David Hume
Johann Sebastian Bach
Martin Luther
Pietism
languageOfWorkOrName German
movement Counter-Enlightenment
German Romanticism
Pietism
name Johann Georg Hamann
nativeLanguage German
notableFor influence on Herder and Kierkegaard
religiously grounded critique of the Enlightenment
notableIdea anti-rationalism
critique of Enlightenment rationalism
emphasis on faith over reason
language as revelation
theology of the cross
notableWork Aesthetica in nuce
Biblische Betrachtungen
Fliegender Brief
Golgatha und Scheblimini
Kreuzzüge des Philologen
Londoner Schriften
Sokratische Denkwürdigkeiten
Wolken
occupation civil servant
philosopher
theologian
translator
placeOfBirth Kingdom of Prussia
Königsberg
placeOfDeath Münster NERFINISHED
Prince-Bishopric of Münster
religion Lutheranism
sexOrGender male
workLocation Königsberg
Riga


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