German idealism : contemporary perspectives

=001  20629=003  OCoLC=005  20080513010259.0=008  070515s2007    enk      b    001 0 eng=015  ##$aGBA738916 $2bnb=020  ##$a0203030834 (ebook)=020  ##$a0415373042 (hbk.)=020  ##$a0415373050 (pbk.)=020  ##$a9780203030837 (ebook)=020  ##$a9780415373043 (hbk.)=020  ##$a9780415373050 (pbk.)=040  ##$aUKM $cUKM $dYDXCP $dBAKER $dBTCTA $dBWKUK $dIXA $dVVC $dNLGGC $dHUA=040  ##$aUKM $cUKM $dYDXCP $dBAKER $dBTCTA $dBWKUK $dIXA $dVVC $dNLGGC $dHUA $dOrLoB-B=041  0#$aeng=042  ##$aukblcatcopy=050  \4$aB2745 $b.G48 2007=082  04$a141.0943 $222=092  ##$a141.0943 $bG37 H22=245  00$aGerman idealism : $bcontemporary perspectives / $cedited by Espen Hammer.=260  ##$aLondon : $bRoutledge, $c2007=300  ##$ax, 339 p. ; $c24 cm.=504  ##$aIncludes bibliographical references and index.=505  0#$aPt. I. German idealism, naturalism and metaphysics. The limits of naturalism and the metaphysics of German idealism / Sebastian Gardner ; From Quine to Hegel : naturalism, anti-realism, and Maimon's question Quid facti / Paul Franks ; Dark days : Anglophone scholarship since the 1960s / Frederick Beiser -- Pt. II. The legacy of Hegel's philosophy. Hegelians : young and younger / Fred Rush ; Habermas and the Kant-Hegel contrast / Espen Hammer -- Pt. III. Brandom and Hegel. Hegel and Brandom on norms, concepts and logical categories / Stephen Houlgate ; Brandom's Hegel / Robert Pippin -- Pt. IV. Recognition and agency. Recognition and embodiment (Fichte's materialism) / J.M. Bernstein ; Liberal rights and liberal individualism without liberalism : agency and recognition / Terry Pinkard ; Hegel, Fichte and the pragmatic contexts of moral judgment / Paul Redding -- Pt. V. Autonomy and nature. Freedom, self-legislation and morality in Kant and Hegel : constructivist vs. realist accounts / Robert Stern ; From epistemology to aesthetics / Richard Eldridge -- Pt. VI. From epistemology to art : the philosophy of German romanticism. Philosophy as 'infinite approximation' : thoughts arising out of the 'constellation' of early German romanticism / Manfred Frank ; German idealism's contested heritage / Andrew Bowie.=520  1#$a"German Idealism is one of the most important movements in the history of philosophy. It is also increasingly acknowledged to contain the seeds of many current philosophical issues and debates. This collection of specially commissioned chapters examines German idealism from several angles and assesses the renewed interest in the subject from a wide range of fields."--BOOK JACKET.=650  #0$aIdealism, German $xHistory.=650  #0$aIdealism, German.=700  1#$aHammer, Espen.=970  11$lPt. I $tGerman idealism, naturalism and metaphysics $p17=970  11$lPt. II $tThe legacy of Hegel's philosophy $p91=970  11$lPt. III $tBrandom and Hegel $p135=970  11$lPt. IV $tRecognition and agency $p181=970  11$lPt. V $tAutonomy and nature $p243=970  11$lPt. VI $tFront epistemology to art : the philosophy of German romanticism $p289=970  21$l1 $tThe limits of naturalism and the metaphysics of German idealism $cSebastian Gardner $fGardner, Sebastian $p19=970  21$l10 $tHegel, Fichte and the pragmatic contexts of moral judgement $cPaul Redding $fRedding, Paul $p225=970  21$l11 $tFreedom, self-legislation and morality in Kant and Hegel : constructivist vs. realist accounts $cRobert Stern $fStern, Robert $p245=970  21$l12 $tFrom epistemology to aesthetics $cRichard Eldridge $fEldridge, Richard $p267=970  21$l13 $tPhilosophy as infinite approximation.' Thoughts arising out of the 'constellation' of early German romanticism $cManfred Frank $fFrank, Manfred $p291=970  21$l14 $tGerman idealism's contested heritage $cAndrew Bowie $fBowie, Andrew $p309=970  21$l2 $tFrom Quine to Hegel : naturalism, anti-realism, and Maimon's question Quid Facti $cPaul Franks $fFranks, Paul $p50=970  21$l3 $tDark days : Anglophone scholarship since the 1960s $cFrederick Beiser $fBeiser, Frederick $p70=970  21$l4 $tHegelians - young and younger $cFred Rush $fRush, Fred $p93=970  21$l5 $tHabermas and the Kant-Hegel contrast $cEspen Hammer $fHammer, Espen $p113=970  21$l6 $tHegel and Brandom on norms, concepts and logical categories $cStephen Houlgate $fHoulgate, Stephen $p137=970  21$l7 $tBrandom's Hegel $cRobert Pippin $fPippin, Robert $p153=970  21$l8 $tRecognition and embodiment (Fichte's materialism) $cJ. M. Bernstein $fBernstein, J. M. $p183=970  21$l9 $tLiberal rights and liberal individualism without liberalism : agency and recognition $cTerry Pinkard $fPinkard, Terry $p206=993  01$eyhy=LDR  04956cam a2200637 a 4500