The Cambridge History of Modern European Thought 2 Volume Hardback Set
Herausgeber: Breckman, Warren; Gordon, Peter E
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Offers an authoritative and comprehensive survey of the major themes, thinkers, and movements in modern European intellectual history.
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Offers an authoritative and comprehensive survey of the major themes, thinkers, and movements in modern European intellectual history.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 1200
- Erscheinungstermin: 10. Oktober 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 247mm x 184mm x 99mm
- Gewicht: 2223g
- ISBN-13: 9781108677462
- ISBN-10: 1108677460
- Artikelnr.: 55387977
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 1200
- Erscheinungstermin: 10. Oktober 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 247mm x 184mm x 99mm
- Gewicht: 2223g
- ISBN-13: 9781108677462
- ISBN-10: 1108677460
- Artikelnr.: 55387977
Volume I: Introduction Warren Breckman and Peter E. Gordon; 1. German
idealism: the thought of modernity Terry Pinkard; 2. European romanticism:
ambivalent responses to the sense of a new epoch Nicholas Halmi; 3.
History, tradition and skepticism: the patterns of nineteenth-century
theology David Fergusson; 4. The young Hegelians: philosophy as critical
praxis Warren Breckman; 5. Utilitarianism, God, and moral obligation from
Locke to Sidgwick Philip Schofield; 6. Capital, class, and empire:
nineteenth-century political economy and its imaginary Francesco
Boldizzoni; 7. Positivism in European intellectual, political, and
religious life Mary Pickering; 8. European liberalism in the nineteenth
century Jerrold Seigel; 9. European socialism from the 1790s to the 1890s
Gareth Stedman Jones; 10. Conservatism: the utility of history and the case
against rationalist radicalism Jerry Muller; 11. The woman question:
liberal and socialist critiques of the status of women Naomi Andrews; 12.
Darwinism and social Darwinism Gregory Radick; 13. Historicism from Ranke
to Nietzsche John Toews; 14. Philology, language, and the constitution of
meaning and human communities Tuska Benes; 15. Decadence and the 'second
modernity' Mary Gluck; 16. Nihilism, pessimism, and the conditions of
modernity Christian Emden; 17. Civilisation, culture and race: anthropology
in the nineteenth century Adam Kuper; 18. The varieties of nationalist
thought Erica Benner; 19. Ideas of empire: civilization, race, and global
hierarchy Jennifer Pitts; 20. Rethinking revolution: radicalism at the end
of the long nineteenth century Claudia Verhoeven. Volume II: 1. Sociology
and the heroism of modern life Martin Jay; 2. Psychoanalysis: Freud and
beyond Katja Guenther; 3. Modern physics: from crisis to crisis Jimena
Canales; 4. Varieties of phenomenology Dan Zahavi; 5. Existentialism and
the meanings of transcendence Edward Baring; 6. Philosophies of life
Giuseppe Bianco; 7. The many faces of analytical philosophy Joel Isaac; 8.
American ideas in the European imagination James T. Kloppenberg and Sam
Klug; 9. Revolution from the right: against equality Udi Greenberg; 10.
Western Marxism: revolutions in theory Max Pensky; 11. Anti-imperialism and
interregnum Kris Manjapra; 12. Late modern feminist subversions: sex,
subjectivity, and embodiment Sandrine Sanos; 13. Modernist theologies: the
many paths between God and world Peter E. Gordon; 14. Modern economic
thought and the 'good society' Hagen Schulz-Forberg; 15. Conservatism and
its discontents Steven B. Smith; 16. Modernity and the specter of
totalitarianism Samuel Moyn; 17. Decolonization terminable and interminable
Judith Surkis; 18. Structuralism and the return of the symbolic Camille
Robcis; 19. Poststructuralism: from deconstruction to the genealogy of
power Julian Bourg and Ethan Kleinberg; 20. Contesting the public sphere:
within and against critical theory David Ingram; 21. Restructuring
democracy and the idea of Europe Seyla Benhabib and Stefan Eich.
idealism: the thought of modernity Terry Pinkard; 2. European romanticism:
ambivalent responses to the sense of a new epoch Nicholas Halmi; 3.
History, tradition and skepticism: the patterns of nineteenth-century
theology David Fergusson; 4. The young Hegelians: philosophy as critical
praxis Warren Breckman; 5. Utilitarianism, God, and moral obligation from
Locke to Sidgwick Philip Schofield; 6. Capital, class, and empire:
nineteenth-century political economy and its imaginary Francesco
Boldizzoni; 7. Positivism in European intellectual, political, and
religious life Mary Pickering; 8. European liberalism in the nineteenth
century Jerrold Seigel; 9. European socialism from the 1790s to the 1890s
Gareth Stedman Jones; 10. Conservatism: the utility of history and the case
against rationalist radicalism Jerry Muller; 11. The woman question:
liberal and socialist critiques of the status of women Naomi Andrews; 12.
Darwinism and social Darwinism Gregory Radick; 13. Historicism from Ranke
to Nietzsche John Toews; 14. Philology, language, and the constitution of
meaning and human communities Tuska Benes; 15. Decadence and the 'second
modernity' Mary Gluck; 16. Nihilism, pessimism, and the conditions of
modernity Christian Emden; 17. Civilisation, culture and race: anthropology
in the nineteenth century Adam Kuper; 18. The varieties of nationalist
thought Erica Benner; 19. Ideas of empire: civilization, race, and global
hierarchy Jennifer Pitts; 20. Rethinking revolution: radicalism at the end
of the long nineteenth century Claudia Verhoeven. Volume II: 1. Sociology
and the heroism of modern life Martin Jay; 2. Psychoanalysis: Freud and
beyond Katja Guenther; 3. Modern physics: from crisis to crisis Jimena
Canales; 4. Varieties of phenomenology Dan Zahavi; 5. Existentialism and
the meanings of transcendence Edward Baring; 6. Philosophies of life
Giuseppe Bianco; 7. The many faces of analytical philosophy Joel Isaac; 8.
American ideas in the European imagination James T. Kloppenberg and Sam
Klug; 9. Revolution from the right: against equality Udi Greenberg; 10.
Western Marxism: revolutions in theory Max Pensky; 11. Anti-imperialism and
interregnum Kris Manjapra; 12. Late modern feminist subversions: sex,
subjectivity, and embodiment Sandrine Sanos; 13. Modernist theologies: the
many paths between God and world Peter E. Gordon; 14. Modern economic
thought and the 'good society' Hagen Schulz-Forberg; 15. Conservatism and
its discontents Steven B. Smith; 16. Modernity and the specter of
totalitarianism Samuel Moyn; 17. Decolonization terminable and interminable
Judith Surkis; 18. Structuralism and the return of the symbolic Camille
Robcis; 19. Poststructuralism: from deconstruction to the genealogy of
power Julian Bourg and Ethan Kleinberg; 20. Contesting the public sphere:
within and against critical theory David Ingram; 21. Restructuring
democracy and the idea of Europe Seyla Benhabib and Stefan Eich.
Volume I: Introduction Warren Breckman and Peter E. Gordon; 1. German
idealism: the thought of modernity Terry Pinkard; 2. European romanticism:
ambivalent responses to the sense of a new epoch Nicholas Halmi; 3.
History, tradition and skepticism: the patterns of nineteenth-century
theology David Fergusson; 4. The young Hegelians: philosophy as critical
praxis Warren Breckman; 5. Utilitarianism, God, and moral obligation from
Locke to Sidgwick Philip Schofield; 6. Capital, class, and empire:
nineteenth-century political economy and its imaginary Francesco
Boldizzoni; 7. Positivism in European intellectual, political, and
religious life Mary Pickering; 8. European liberalism in the nineteenth
century Jerrold Seigel; 9. European socialism from the 1790s to the 1890s
Gareth Stedman Jones; 10. Conservatism: the utility of history and the case
against rationalist radicalism Jerry Muller; 11. The woman question:
liberal and socialist critiques of the status of women Naomi Andrews; 12.
Darwinism and social Darwinism Gregory Radick; 13. Historicism from Ranke
to Nietzsche John Toews; 14. Philology, language, and the constitution of
meaning and human communities Tuska Benes; 15. Decadence and the 'second
modernity' Mary Gluck; 16. Nihilism, pessimism, and the conditions of
modernity Christian Emden; 17. Civilisation, culture and race: anthropology
in the nineteenth century Adam Kuper; 18. The varieties of nationalist
thought Erica Benner; 19. Ideas of empire: civilization, race, and global
hierarchy Jennifer Pitts; 20. Rethinking revolution: radicalism at the end
of the long nineteenth century Claudia Verhoeven. Volume II: 1. Sociology
and the heroism of modern life Martin Jay; 2. Psychoanalysis: Freud and
beyond Katja Guenther; 3. Modern physics: from crisis to crisis Jimena
Canales; 4. Varieties of phenomenology Dan Zahavi; 5. Existentialism and
the meanings of transcendence Edward Baring; 6. Philosophies of life
Giuseppe Bianco; 7. The many faces of analytical philosophy Joel Isaac; 8.
American ideas in the European imagination James T. Kloppenberg and Sam
Klug; 9. Revolution from the right: against equality Udi Greenberg; 10.
Western Marxism: revolutions in theory Max Pensky; 11. Anti-imperialism and
interregnum Kris Manjapra; 12. Late modern feminist subversions: sex,
subjectivity, and embodiment Sandrine Sanos; 13. Modernist theologies: the
many paths between God and world Peter E. Gordon; 14. Modern economic
thought and the 'good society' Hagen Schulz-Forberg; 15. Conservatism and
its discontents Steven B. Smith; 16. Modernity and the specter of
totalitarianism Samuel Moyn; 17. Decolonization terminable and interminable
Judith Surkis; 18. Structuralism and the return of the symbolic Camille
Robcis; 19. Poststructuralism: from deconstruction to the genealogy of
power Julian Bourg and Ethan Kleinberg; 20. Contesting the public sphere:
within and against critical theory David Ingram; 21. Restructuring
democracy and the idea of Europe Seyla Benhabib and Stefan Eich.
idealism: the thought of modernity Terry Pinkard; 2. European romanticism:
ambivalent responses to the sense of a new epoch Nicholas Halmi; 3.
History, tradition and skepticism: the patterns of nineteenth-century
theology David Fergusson; 4. The young Hegelians: philosophy as critical
praxis Warren Breckman; 5. Utilitarianism, God, and moral obligation from
Locke to Sidgwick Philip Schofield; 6. Capital, class, and empire:
nineteenth-century political economy and its imaginary Francesco
Boldizzoni; 7. Positivism in European intellectual, political, and
religious life Mary Pickering; 8. European liberalism in the nineteenth
century Jerrold Seigel; 9. European socialism from the 1790s to the 1890s
Gareth Stedman Jones; 10. Conservatism: the utility of history and the case
against rationalist radicalism Jerry Muller; 11. The woman question:
liberal and socialist critiques of the status of women Naomi Andrews; 12.
Darwinism and social Darwinism Gregory Radick; 13. Historicism from Ranke
to Nietzsche John Toews; 14. Philology, language, and the constitution of
meaning and human communities Tuska Benes; 15. Decadence and the 'second
modernity' Mary Gluck; 16. Nihilism, pessimism, and the conditions of
modernity Christian Emden; 17. Civilisation, culture and race: anthropology
in the nineteenth century Adam Kuper; 18. The varieties of nationalist
thought Erica Benner; 19. Ideas of empire: civilization, race, and global
hierarchy Jennifer Pitts; 20. Rethinking revolution: radicalism at the end
of the long nineteenth century Claudia Verhoeven. Volume II: 1. Sociology
and the heroism of modern life Martin Jay; 2. Psychoanalysis: Freud and
beyond Katja Guenther; 3. Modern physics: from crisis to crisis Jimena
Canales; 4. Varieties of phenomenology Dan Zahavi; 5. Existentialism and
the meanings of transcendence Edward Baring; 6. Philosophies of life
Giuseppe Bianco; 7. The many faces of analytical philosophy Joel Isaac; 8.
American ideas in the European imagination James T. Kloppenberg and Sam
Klug; 9. Revolution from the right: against equality Udi Greenberg; 10.
Western Marxism: revolutions in theory Max Pensky; 11. Anti-imperialism and
interregnum Kris Manjapra; 12. Late modern feminist subversions: sex,
subjectivity, and embodiment Sandrine Sanos; 13. Modernist theologies: the
many paths between God and world Peter E. Gordon; 14. Modern economic
thought and the 'good society' Hagen Schulz-Forberg; 15. Conservatism and
its discontents Steven B. Smith; 16. Modernity and the specter of
totalitarianism Samuel Moyn; 17. Decolonization terminable and interminable
Judith Surkis; 18. Structuralism and the return of the symbolic Camille
Robcis; 19. Poststructuralism: from deconstruction to the genealogy of
power Julian Bourg and Ethan Kleinberg; 20. Contesting the public sphere:
within and against critical theory David Ingram; 21. Restructuring
democracy and the idea of Europe Seyla Benhabib and Stefan Eich.