After Kant

Name: After Kant | The Romans, the Germans, and the Moderns in the History of Political Thought
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The Romans, the Germans, and the Moderns in the History of Political Thought

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Princeton University Press

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Erschienen am 11. Juli 2023

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Cover
Contents
Preface
1. Introduction
2. Palingenesis, History, and Politics
Paul Chenavard and the Panthéon
The Troglodytes, the Hebrew Republic, and the Germanic Peoples
Immanuel Kant and the Future as History
Kant's Critics
Ballanche, Quinet, and the End of History
Industry and Individuality
3. The Coppet Group and the Liberty of the Moderns
The Ancients, the Moderns, and the Concept of Perfectibility
The Division of Labour and the Origin of Ideology
Positive and Negative Liberty
Roman Law and Its Legacy
The Federal Alternative
4. Germaine de Staël and Modern Politics
Germaine de Staël and Wilhelm von Humboldt
Enthusiasm, the Imagination, and the Nature of Modern Politics
5. From the Concept of Palingenesis to the Concept of Enlightenment
Kant, Palingenesis, and Equality
Constituent Power and the Politics of Reform
Kant and Enlightenment
6. The Death of God and the Problem of Autonomy
Germaine de Staël and the Death of God
The Concept of Autonomy
Rousseau, Mendelssohn, and Kant
Autonomy and the Imagination
Friedrich Schiller and the Idea of Aesthetic Education
7. The Idea of Autonomy and the Concept of Civil Society
Disciplining the Uncontrolled Natural Will
Fichte and the Problem of Autonomy
Schelling and Subjectivity
From Autonomy to Civic Humanism
Hegel and Civil Society
Hegelian Political Economy: Stein and Dietzel
Rudolf von Jhering and the Rule of Law
Georg Jellinek and the Concept of Sovereignty
8. From Romanticism to Classicism
Humanitarianism, Hegelianism, and Saint-Simonianism
Victor Cousin and the Impersonality of Reason
François Guizot and the History of Civilization
Hegelians and Saint-Simonians
Fortoul, Sainte-Beuve, and Sieyès
9. The Return of Rome
Symbols, Enthusiasm, and Culture
The Limits of Rationality
Cyprien Desmarais and the Dilemmas of the Modern Age
Jules Michelet and Edgar Quinet
The Romantic Renaissance
10. Civil Society and the State
Towards a New Synthesis
Heinrich Ahrens and Karl Christian Friedrich Krause
Johann Kaspar Bluntschli and the Theory of the Modern State
Heinrich von Treitschke and the Liberal Foundations of Realpolitik
Ferdinand Lassalle and the Politics of Reform
Otto von Gierke and the Concept of the Genossenschaft
11. From Autonomy to Democracy
Felix Esquirou de Parieu and the Principles of Political Science
The Origins of the Whig Interpretation of History
James Reddie and the Adam Smith Problem
Henry Sumner Maine and the Properties of Roman Law
12. The Politics of Unsocial Sociability
History and Normativity
Joseph-Marc Hornung and Roman History
Henry Maine and The History of the Troglodytes
Words That End in -ism
Henry Michel and the Politics of Unsocial Sociability
Appendix. Lord Acton on the Romans, the Germans, and the Moderns
Bibliography
Index

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