Eckart Förster
Eckart Förster (born 12 January 1952 in Bremen) currently teaches at the Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore and the Humboldt University in Berlin. He previously taught at Oxford, Harvard, Stanford, and Munich, and had guest professorships in Princeton, Porto Alegre (Brazil), and Ohio State University. He published above all about Kant and the German idealism as well as about Goethe's scientific thinking. His book "The 25 Years of Philosophy" (2011), in which he traces why Kant saw himself at the beginning of the history of philosophy and 25 years later, saw this with his work as finished.
Eckart Förster
Eckart Förster (born 12 January 1952 in Bremen) currently teaches at the Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore and the Humboldt University in Berlin. He previously taught at Oxford, Harvard, Stanford, and Munich, and had guest professorships in Princeton, Porto Alegre (Brazil), and Ohio State University. He published above all about Kant and the German idealism as well as about Goethe's scientific thinking. His book "The 25 Years of Philosophy" (2011), in which he traces why Kant saw himself at the beginning of the history of philosophy and 25 years later, saw this with his work as finished.
