"Lectures on the History of Modern Philosophy"

…He studied German philosophy such as that of Kant and Hegel, and also adopted the theories of the Scottish School of Common Sense, which had influenced his teacher, Royer-Collard. He combined these with the traditions of French philosophy since Descartes, and advocated idealistic eclecticism, which became the main trend in the Sorbonne lectern philosophy. He was also the first in France to open up the field of research into the history of philosophy, and one of his major works was Lectures on the History of Modern Philosophy (1841). As a politician, he served as counselor to the Council of State and Minister of Education under the July Monarchy, and was a member of the Académie Française. …

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…カントやヘーゲルなどのドイツ哲学に学ぶとともに，師のロアイエ･コラールにも影響を与えたスコットランド常識学派の説をもとり入れ，これらとデカルト以来のフランス哲学の伝統を結合して，ソルボンヌ講壇哲学の主傾向となる唯心論的折衷主義を唱えた。またフランスではじめて哲学史研究の分野をひらき，《近世哲学史講義》(1841)は主著の一つである。彼はまた政治家として七月王政下で国務院顧問官や教育大臣をつとめ，アカデミー･フランセーズ会員となった。…

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