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Kant and Swedenborg
By Kurt Simons | March 23, 2011
The influential German philosopher Immanuel Kant has traditionally been thought to be very critical of Swedenborg and his work, based on a book Kant wrote, Träume eines Geistersehers (Dreams of a Spirit-Seer). However, close examination of the documents involved suggests that Kant had a more positive view of Swedenborg than has traditionally been thought. For details, see the “Kant on Swedenborg” section of the Wikipedia entry on Swedenborg.
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