History of modern philosophy

The eighteenth century appears to be an era of careful analysis and violent criticism, while the first half of the nineteenth century is working on synthesis and construction in Germany, France, and England alike. In Germany, huge and noisy philosophies bearing the names of Fichte, Schelling, Hegel, and Schopenhauer appear, and the French delve deeply into the study of psychological life and its conditions, such that this study results in solutions in all aspects, as Maine de Biran did, or ...