The Relevance of Romanticism : Essays on German Romantic Philosophy

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The Relevance of Romanticism : Essays on German Romantic Philosophy

Détails bibliographiques
Auteur principal:	Nassar, Dalia (Auteur)
Format:	Livre
Langue:	English
Publié:	Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2014
Édition:	1. Auflage
Sujets:	Deutschland / Romantik / Philosophie / Geschichte 1790-1830 Aufsatzsammlung
Contenu:	16 notices

1. The "mathematical" Wissenschaftslehre : on a late Fichtean reflection of Novalis

2. The simplicity of sublime : a new picturing of nature in Caspar David Friedrich

3. Romantic empiricism after the "end of nature" : contributions to environmental philosophy

4. "Doch sehnend stehst/Am Ufer du" ("But longing you stand on the shore") : Hölderlin, philosophy, subjectivity, and finitude

5. On the defense of literary value : from early German romanticism to analytic philosophy of literature

6. Friedrich Schlegel's romantic calculus : reflections on the mathematical infinite around

7. The new mythology : romanticism between religion and humanism

8. Hermeneutics, individuality, and tradition : Schleiermacher's idea of "Bildung" in the landscape of Hegelian thoughts

9. Sociability and the conduct of philosophy : what we can learn from early German romanticism

10. Mathematics, computation, language, and poetry : the Novalis

11. What is early German romantic philosophy?

12. Irritable figures : Herder's poetic empiricism

13. "No poetry, no reality" : Schlegel, Wittgenstein, fiction, and reality

14. History, succession, and German romanticism

15. Romanticism and idealism

16. Romanticism and language