The philosophy of life, and philosophy of language, in a course of lectures

"The Philosophy of Life, and Philosophy of Language, in a Course of Lectures" by Friedrich von Schlegel is a series of speeches from the 1800s that dives into big ideas about life, language, and morals. These lectures look at how our minds grow, how we should act, and how important our souls are, connecting to the philosophical basis of language. Starting with the idea of the "thinking soul," it argues that true thinking comes from understanding ourselves, and that past philosophers got lost in ideas that were too abstract or focused only on physical things. This philosophy seeks to encourage a mix of logic and creativity within the individual in order to understand topics such as knowledge, how people should treat each other, and the significance of being in love and getting married.