
The Origins of German Self-Cultivation
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Acknowledgments
Introduction
Jennifer Ham, Ulrich Kinzel, and David Tse-chien Pan
Chapter 1. Self-cultivation and the Police State: The Political Context of Wilhelm von Humboldt's Concept of Bildung
Ulrich Kinzel
Chapter 2. Fichte's Conception of Bildung and German National Identity
David Tse-chien Pan
Chapter 3. Becoming Solid: Bildung and Storage Media in Moritz's and Goethe's Italian Travels
Sean Franzel
Chapter 4. Schinkel's Altes Museum as "Bildungsmuseum": The Aesthetic Education of a National Community and the Makings of the Modern Museum
Andrea Meyertholen
Chapter 5. From Bildungsmaschine to Willenserziehung: Nietzsche's Project of "Heroic Minds"
Jennifer Ham
Chapter 6. The Self-Formation of Poetic Expression: Wilhelm Dilthey's Geistesgeschichte
Anna Guillemin
Chapter 7. Bildung as Dialectical and Theological Hermeneutics in the Service of the Humanities
John Smith
Conclusion
Index
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