Christoph Gottfried Bardili - Works

Works

  • Observationes physicae, praesertim meteorologicae (1780).
  • Ueber die Entstehung und Beschaffenheit des ausserordentlichen Nebels in unseren Gegenden im Sommer 1783 (1783).
  • Epochen der vorzüglichsten philosophischen Begriffe (1788). 2 volumes.
    • . Epochen der Ideen von einem Geist, von Gott und der menschlichen Seele.
  • Giebt es für die wichtigsten Lehren der theoretischen sowohl als der praktischen Philosophie (1791).
  • Sophylus oder Sittlichkeit und Natur als Fundamente der Weltweisheit (1794).
  • Allgemeine praktische Philosophie (1795).
  • Ueber den Ursprung des Begriffs von der Willensfreiheit (1796).
  • Ueber die der Ideenassoziation (1796).
  • Briefe über den Ursprung der Metaphysik überhaupt (1798). Kiel
  • Grundriss der ersten Logik (1800).
  • Philosophische Elementarlehre (1802–1806). 2 volumes.
  • Beiträge zur Beurtheilung des gegenwärtigen Zustandes der Vernunftlehre (1803).
  • Briefwechsel über das Wesen der Philosophie und das Unwesen der Speculation (1804). Google

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