The Tübingen Conspiracy
Beat Wyss
In March of 1913, a fragmentary manuscript, folio written on both sides in the handwriting Georg Friedrich Wilhelm Hegel, was auctioned off Berlin. Four years later, after publication by Franz Rosenzweig, it became known as "Oldest System-Program German Idealism". One hears murmuring genius this little text, which has been attributed to Schelling, Hölderlin, or Hegel three friends who studied together Tübingen. This "fetish" research idealism continues feed scholarly debate over fragments authorship and obscurities its origin content.Some new ideas about purpose early public art museums may emerge from study document. It is possible discern connecting line ofthought, common concept purpose, between Holderlin's idea 'eternal return' Mies van der Rohe's Neue Nationalgalerie Berlin, well Hegel's historicism, Schinkel's Altes Museum James Sterling's Staatsgalerie Stuttgart.
Nordisk museologi