German philosophy is one of the most important intellectual movements that influenced the modern world, and it includes a group of great philosophers who changed the face of art, science, politics and morals, such as Kant, Hijel, Marx, Nietzsche, Heidger, Habermas, and other less famous thinkers but are not less important, such as Friedrich Sielgel Novalis, Caliremarmacher and Chilling. In this book from the series "Literary Views", Andrew Boone shows us a brief and exciting history of German philosophy, and discusses its ideas and contributions to understanding the reality and the problems we face in our time, and shows how German philosophy is a product of the difficult and complex German history, and how it provides us with a critical vision And a construction of modernity and its challenges, and it reminds us examples of the application of German philosophy in the face of modern crises and disasters, such as the Holocaust.