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Agnes Marie Constanze Taubert (* 7. Januar 1844 in Stralsund; † 8. Mai 1877 in Berlin) war eine deutsche Schriftstellerin.
Agnes Marie Constanze von Hartmann (née Taubert; 7 January 1844 – 8 May 1877), who wrote under the name A. Taubert, was a German philosopher and writer. She was known for her 1873 book Pessimism and Its Opponents and its contribution to the pessimism controversy in Germany.
Agnes Marie Constanze Taubert [1] (* 7. Januar 1844 i n Stralsund; † 8. Mai 1877 i n Berlin) w ar eine deutsche Schriftstellerin.
Agnes Taubert (Von Hartmann's wife) published Pessimism and Its Opponents, in 1873, in response to criticism of her husband, which had a strong influence on the controversy. The German-American philosopher Amalie J. Hathaway has been described as an unrecognised contributor to the controversy.
Einleitung. Der Pessimismus ist so alt wie die Reflexion des Menschen über sich und sein Leben. Seine ersten Spuren reichen so weit zurück, wie die frühesten Denkmäler der Literatur.
Agnes Taubert *January 7, 1844 (Stralsund, Germany) †May 8, 1877 (Berlin, Germany)
21. März 2024 · This chapter treats two female philosophers who were active in the pessimism controversy in late nineteenth-century Germany: Agnes Taubert (1844–1877) and Olga Plümacher, née Hünerwadel (1839–1895).
