ERDMANN

Johann Eduard, German philosopher, born 1805, died 1892. He studied theology at Dorpat and Berlin; in 1829 became a clergyman, but in 1832 returned to Berlin and took his degree in philosophy. In 1836 he became profe or extraordinary of philosophy at Halle, being appointed ordinary profe or in 1839. Me wrote numerous philosophical ryorks, mostly characterized by Hegelian tendencies, including: Body and Soul, Nature and Creation, Outlines of Psychology, Outlines of Logic and Metaphysics, Psychological Letters, and Belief and Knowledge. His greatest work is his Oudlines of the History of Philosophy, which has been Hee aa into English (3 vols., ER’EBUS, in Greek mythology, the son of Chaos and Darkne , and father of Atther and Hemera (day). The name Hrebus was also given to the infernal regions.