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Quote by Eduard von Hartmann on Gratitude and Thanks

„Thus, one actually gives thanks in order to be rid of gratitude.“

Eduard von HartmannEduard von Hartmann reflects that one gives thanks to be rid of gratitude itself.
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Eduard von Hartmann was a German philosopher known as the “philosopher of the unconscious.”

Philosophical reflection on the motives for giving thanks by Eduard von Hartmann.


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Eduard von Hartmann (1842–1906) was a German philosopher from Berlin. In his work “Philosophy of the Unconscious,” he sought to combine rationalist and irrationalist approaches by emphasizing the central role of the unconscious. His ideas influenced depth psychology and Rudolf Steiner, among others.

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