August Wilhelm Rehberg (1757–1836) has mainly been portrayed as a conservative politician, although he made important contributions to the metaphysical, moral-philosophical, and literary discussions of his time. This volume draws attention to Rehberg as a philosopher and essayist. The works address his philosophy of religion, anthropology, ethics, and legal philosophy, as well as his thoughts on mathematics and literature.

August Wilhelm Rehberg (1757–1836) has mainly been portrayed as a conservative politician, although he made important contributions to the metaphysical, moral-philosophical, and literary discussions of his time. This volume draws attention to Rehberg as a philosopher and essayist. The works address his philosophy of religion, anthropology, ethics, and legal philosophy, as well as his thoughts on mathematics and literature.

August Wilhelm Rehberg (1757–1836) has mainly been portrayed as a conservative politician, although he made important contributions to the metaphysical, moral-philosophical, and literary discussions of his time. This volume draws attention to Rehberg as a philosopher and essayist. The works address his philosophy of religion, anthropology, ethics, and legal philosophy, as well as his thoughts on mathematics and literature.