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Matthew C. Altman
The Palgrave handbook of German idealism
Matthew C. Altman
The Palgrave Handbook of German Idealism features essays from leading scholars on German philosophy. It is the most comprehensive secondary source available, covering not only the full range of work by Kant, Fichte, Schelling and Hegel, but also idealists such as Reinhold and Schopenhauer, critics such as Jacobi, Maimon, and the German Romantics
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Introduction
Altman Matthew C.
15-33
Kant's career in German idealism
Naragon Steve
34-60
Kant's legacy for German idealism
Guyer Paul
61-84
Kant's three transcendentals, explanation, and the hypothesis of pure apperception
Rosenkoetter Timothy
85-104
105-125
Kant and the possibility of transcendental freedom
Vilhauer Benjamin
126-143
Why should we cultivate taste?
Watkins Brian
144-164
Transcendental idealism as the backdrop for Kant's theory of religion
Palmquist Stephen R.
165-185
Kant's political philosophy
Wood Allen W.
186-202
Kant's anthropology and its method
Cohen Alix
205-221
Jacobi on Kant, or moral naturalism vs. idealism
Crowe Benjamin
222-242
Rationalism, empiricism, and skepticism
Thielke Peter
243-263
267-285
Fichte
Bykova Marina F.
286-299
A philosophy of freedom
Zöller Günter
300-319
Fichte's methodology in the Wissenschaftslehre (1794–95)
Neuhouser Frederick
320-343
Fichte's transcendental idealism
Altman Matthew C.
344-363
364-385
Transcendental idealism and theistic commitment in Fichte
Hoeltzel Steven
389-408
The aesthetic philosophy of early German romanticism and its early German idealist roots
Millán Elizabeth
409-433
From the metaphysics of the beautiful to the metaphysics of the true
Waibel Violetta L.
437-456
Schelling
Matthews Bruce
457-477
Nature of imagination
Wirth Jason
478-498
The hypothesis of nature's logic in Schelling's naturphilosophie
Grant Iain Hamilton
499-517
Religion beyond the limits of criticism
Vater Michael
518-538
The "keystone" of the system
Zane Shaw Devin
541-555
Hegel — life, history, system
Novakovic Andreja
556-574
Hegel's philosophical achievement
Pinkard Terry
575-602
Plato, Descartes, Hegel
Žižek Slavoj
603-625
Hegel's Geist — immodestly metaphysical!
Fritzman J. M.; Parvizian Kristin
626-647
648-664
Our all-too-human Hegelian agency
Sedgwick Sally
665-686
Kant's critical legacy
Di Giovanni George
687-703
Hegel on art and aesthetics
Speight Allen
704-720
The scandal of Hegel's political philosophy
Bristow William F.
723-743
744-758
Two traditions of idealism
Beiser Frederick
759-776
Conclusion
Altman Matthew C.
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