Fanaticism and the History of Philosophy
Herausgeber: Katsafanas, Paul
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Spanning themes from superstition, enthusiasm, emotions, purity and the need for certainty, this landmark volume is essential reading for anyone researching the history of philosophy, ethics, and moral philosophy. Also valuable to those studying fanaticism in fields such as religion, the history of political thought, and sociology.
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Spanning themes from superstition, enthusiasm, emotions, purity and the need for certainty, this landmark volume is essential reading for anyone researching the history of philosophy, ethics, and moral philosophy. Also valuable to those studying fanaticism in fields such as religion, the history of political thought, and sociology.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 340
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. November 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 244mm x 170mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 762g
- ISBN-13: 9781032128191
- ISBN-10: 1032128194
- Artikelnr.: 68475574
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 340
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. November 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 244mm x 170mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 762g
- ISBN-13: 9781032128191
- ISBN-10: 1032128194
- Artikelnr.: 68475574
Paul Katsafanas is Professor of Philosophy at Boston University, USA. He works on moral psychology, ethics, and nineteenth-century philosophy. He is the author of Philosophy of Devotion: The Longing for Invulnerable Ideals (2022), The Nietzschean Self: Moral Psychology, Agency, and the Unconscious (2016), and Agency and the Foundations of Ethics (2013). His recent work focuses on commitment, devotion, fanaticism, and extremism.
1. An Introduction to the Philosophy of Fanaticism Paul Katsafanas Part 1:
Fanaticism in Antiquity 2. Fanaticism and Aristotelian Excessive Fear of
the Divine Mor Segev 3. Fanaticism in Ancient Indian Philosophy Nathan
McGovern 4. Fanaticism in Classical Chinese Philosophy Eirik Harris Part 2:
Fanaticism in the Early Modern Period 5. Superstition, Enthusiasm, and
Radical Enlightenment from Hobbes to Hume Justin Steinberg 6. Locke on
Fanaticism Douglas Casson 7. Montesquieu's Restrained Approach to
Fanaticism Vickie Sullivan 8. Shaftesbury and Hutcheson: Enthusiasm and
Humor Rachel Zuckert Part 3: Fanaticism in the Late Modern Period 9. Kant
on Enthusiasm, Reason, and Misanthropy Krista Thomason 10. Germaine de
Staël on Passions, Politics, and Fanaticism Kristin Gjesdal 11. Fanatical
Abstraction: Hegel on the Hazards of Pure Thinking Dean Moyar 12. The Need
for Certainty Bernard Reginster 13. Nietzsche and William James on
Scientism as Fanaticism Rachel Cristy 14. "Apretados": Jorge Portilla on
Value Fanaticism Carlos Sanchez Part 4: Contemporary Explorations of
Fanaticism 15. "Grand, Ungodly, God-Like Man" On the Symptomatology of
Fanaticism Nicolas de Warren 16. Fanaticism in the Manosphere Mark Alfano
and Paul-Mikhail Catapang Podosky 17. Fanaticism and Terrorism Quassim
Cassam 18. Extremist Women and Fanaticism Tracy Llanera 19. Fanaticism and
Closed-Mindedness Heather Battaly 20. Political Fanaticism and Epistemic
Shamelessness Sophie Grace Chappell. Index
Fanaticism in Antiquity 2. Fanaticism and Aristotelian Excessive Fear of
the Divine Mor Segev 3. Fanaticism in Ancient Indian Philosophy Nathan
McGovern 4. Fanaticism in Classical Chinese Philosophy Eirik Harris Part 2:
Fanaticism in the Early Modern Period 5. Superstition, Enthusiasm, and
Radical Enlightenment from Hobbes to Hume Justin Steinberg 6. Locke on
Fanaticism Douglas Casson 7. Montesquieu's Restrained Approach to
Fanaticism Vickie Sullivan 8. Shaftesbury and Hutcheson: Enthusiasm and
Humor Rachel Zuckert Part 3: Fanaticism in the Late Modern Period 9. Kant
on Enthusiasm, Reason, and Misanthropy Krista Thomason 10. Germaine de
Staël on Passions, Politics, and Fanaticism Kristin Gjesdal 11. Fanatical
Abstraction: Hegel on the Hazards of Pure Thinking Dean Moyar 12. The Need
for Certainty Bernard Reginster 13. Nietzsche and William James on
Scientism as Fanaticism Rachel Cristy 14. "Apretados": Jorge Portilla on
Value Fanaticism Carlos Sanchez Part 4: Contemporary Explorations of
Fanaticism 15. "Grand, Ungodly, God-Like Man" On the Symptomatology of
Fanaticism Nicolas de Warren 16. Fanaticism in the Manosphere Mark Alfano
and Paul-Mikhail Catapang Podosky 17. Fanaticism and Terrorism Quassim
Cassam 18. Extremist Women and Fanaticism Tracy Llanera 19. Fanaticism and
Closed-Mindedness Heather Battaly 20. Political Fanaticism and Epistemic
Shamelessness Sophie Grace Chappell. Index
1. An Introduction to the Philosophy of Fanaticism Paul Katsafanas Part 1:
Fanaticism in Antiquity 2. Fanaticism and Aristotelian Excessive Fear of
the Divine Mor Segev 3. Fanaticism in Ancient Indian Philosophy Nathan
McGovern 4. Fanaticism in Classical Chinese Philosophy Eirik Harris Part 2:
Fanaticism in the Early Modern Period 5. Superstition, Enthusiasm, and
Radical Enlightenment from Hobbes to Hume Justin Steinberg 6. Locke on
Fanaticism Douglas Casson 7. Montesquieu's Restrained Approach to
Fanaticism Vickie Sullivan 8. Shaftesbury and Hutcheson: Enthusiasm and
Humor Rachel Zuckert Part 3: Fanaticism in the Late Modern Period 9. Kant
on Enthusiasm, Reason, and Misanthropy Krista Thomason 10. Germaine de
Staël on Passions, Politics, and Fanaticism Kristin Gjesdal 11. Fanatical
Abstraction: Hegel on the Hazards of Pure Thinking Dean Moyar 12. The Need
for Certainty Bernard Reginster 13. Nietzsche and William James on
Scientism as Fanaticism Rachel Cristy 14. "Apretados": Jorge Portilla on
Value Fanaticism Carlos Sanchez Part 4: Contemporary Explorations of
Fanaticism 15. "Grand, Ungodly, God-Like Man" On the Symptomatology of
Fanaticism Nicolas de Warren 16. Fanaticism in the Manosphere Mark Alfano
and Paul-Mikhail Catapang Podosky 17. Fanaticism and Terrorism Quassim
Cassam 18. Extremist Women and Fanaticism Tracy Llanera 19. Fanaticism and
Closed-Mindedness Heather Battaly 20. Political Fanaticism and Epistemic
Shamelessness Sophie Grace Chappell. Index
Fanaticism in Antiquity 2. Fanaticism and Aristotelian Excessive Fear of
the Divine Mor Segev 3. Fanaticism in Ancient Indian Philosophy Nathan
McGovern 4. Fanaticism in Classical Chinese Philosophy Eirik Harris Part 2:
Fanaticism in the Early Modern Period 5. Superstition, Enthusiasm, and
Radical Enlightenment from Hobbes to Hume Justin Steinberg 6. Locke on
Fanaticism Douglas Casson 7. Montesquieu's Restrained Approach to
Fanaticism Vickie Sullivan 8. Shaftesbury and Hutcheson: Enthusiasm and
Humor Rachel Zuckert Part 3: Fanaticism in the Late Modern Period 9. Kant
on Enthusiasm, Reason, and Misanthropy Krista Thomason 10. Germaine de
Staël on Passions, Politics, and Fanaticism Kristin Gjesdal 11. Fanatical
Abstraction: Hegel on the Hazards of Pure Thinking Dean Moyar 12. The Need
for Certainty Bernard Reginster 13. Nietzsche and William James on
Scientism as Fanaticism Rachel Cristy 14. "Apretados": Jorge Portilla on
Value Fanaticism Carlos Sanchez Part 4: Contemporary Explorations of
Fanaticism 15. "Grand, Ungodly, God-Like Man" On the Symptomatology of
Fanaticism Nicolas de Warren 16. Fanaticism in the Manosphere Mark Alfano
and Paul-Mikhail Catapang Podosky 17. Fanaticism and Terrorism Quassim
Cassam 18. Extremist Women and Fanaticism Tracy Llanera 19. Fanaticism and
Closed-Mindedness Heather Battaly 20. Political Fanaticism and Epistemic
Shamelessness Sophie Grace Chappell. Index