The rules of etiquette by Knigge can be helpful and beneficial for the sensitive, who has struggles with earthly live under humanoids without complete eating up the own brain đ§
The humanist Knigge (1752-1796) had analysed people's social behaviour, had dealt with the philosophical works of Kant, had translated texts by Rousseau and he also had wrote different essays on history, politics and society, before he published his pathbreaking guide in 1788 âPractical Philosophy of Social Lifeâ
Nearly every book in Germany dealing with concepts of behaviour, etiquettes and manner are named after Knigge. But the rules arenât just an approach for well social behaviour in company or, even more wrong, for table manners (which he personally is not defining!), there are also referred points for dealing with partner, friends, family or with yourself.
