
Rousseau in Deutschland
Neue Beiträge zur Erforschung seiner Rezeption
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"Rousseau in Germany" (Text in German)For well-nigh 250 years, the reception and influence of Jean-Jacques Rousseau in Germany has obviously been so complex that there is as yet no comprehensive account of it.There have been numereous widely-scattered detailed studies and studies of individual aspects, often difficult to access, but the present volume now offers the first collection of contributions from different discourses. The emphasis of this interdisciplinary account of research into Rousseau's reception is placed on the discussion of Rousseau's ideas in German literature of the 18th and ...
"Rousseau in Germany" (Text in German)
For well-nigh 250 years, the reception and influence of Jean-Jacques Rousseau in Germany has obviously been so complex that there is as yet no comprehensive account of it.
There have been numereous widely-scattered detailed studies and studies of individual aspects, often difficult to access, but the present volume now offers the first collection of contributions from different discourses. The emphasis of this interdisciplinary account of research into Rousseau's reception is placed on the discussion of Rousseau's ideas in German literature of the 18th and early 19th centuries.
In addition there are thorough investigations into the influence of Rousseau on the philosophy of Kant and Fichte, on the German tradition of theories of the State between Romanticism and Carl Schmitt, on the theories of "philosophical anthropolgy" in the work of Gehlen, Plessner, Litt, and on the historiography and the civilisation debate of the Enligthenment
For well-nigh 250 years, the reception and influence of Jean-Jacques Rousseau in Germany has obviously been so complex that there is as yet no comprehensive account of it.
There have been numereous widely-scattered detailed studies and studies of individual aspects, often difficult to access, but the present volume now offers the first collection of contributions from different discourses. The emphasis of this interdisciplinary account of research into Rousseau's reception is placed on the discussion of Rousseau's ideas in German literature of the 18th and early 19th centuries.
In addition there are thorough investigations into the influence of Rousseau on the philosophy of Kant and Fichte, on the German tradition of theories of the State between Romanticism and Carl Schmitt, on the theories of "philosophical anthropolgy" in the work of Gehlen, Plessner, Litt, and on the historiography and the civilisation debate of the Enligthenment