About Andreas Rüdiger
Lived 1673 – 1731 (aged 57). Andreas Rüdiger was a German philosopher, physicist, publisher, writer and physician.
Johann Andreas Rüdiger (1 November 1673, Rochlitz – 6 June 1731, Leipzig) was a German philosopher and physicist. He was a student of Christian Thomasius.
Main works 1707: Philosophia synthetica 1709, 1722: De sensu veri et falsi 1711, 1717, 1718: Institutiones eruditionis (= Institutiones philosophiae systematicae) 1716: Physica divina 1717: Obiectiones contra Physicam divinam... cum notis Auctoris Physicae divinae 1723, 1729: Philosophia pragmatica
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German philosopher and physicist (1673-1731)
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Andreas Rüdiger was born on 1 November 1673 in Rochlitz.
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Andreas Rüdiger died on 6 June 1731 in Leipzig.
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Andreas Rüdiger was a philosopher, physicist, publisher, writer and physician.
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Andreas Rüdiger was German.
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