Human Vocation in German Philosophy
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Human Vocation in German Philosophy
Critical Essays and 18th Century Sources
Fugate, Courtney D.; Pollok, Dr Anne
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
08/2024
360
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9781350353206
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Note on the Translations and Acknowledgments
Notes on Contributors
List of Abbreviations
Introduction: Defining the Dynamics of Being: How the Bestimmungsfrage became a Driving Force in German Enlightenment and Beyond, Anne Pollok (University of South Carolina, USA)
Part I: Translations
1. Johann Joachim Spalding: Contemplation on the Vocation of the Human Being (1748), translated by Courtney Fugate, (American University of Beirut, Lebanon)
2. Thomas Abbt and Moses Mendelssohn: Doubt and Oracle On the Human Vocation, plus Excerpts from their Correspondence, 1756-1766, translated by Anne Pollok (University of South Carolina, USA)
Part II: Essays
3. The Place of the Human Being in the World: Johann Joachim Spalding on Religion and Philosophy as a Way of Life, Laura Anna Macor (Oxford University, UK)
4. Between Spalding and Fichte: The Vocation of the Human Being in Mendelssohn and Kant, Guenter Zoeller (Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, Germany)
5. Reinhard Brandt: Excerpt from The Human Vocation in Kant, translated by Courtney Fugate (American University of Beirut, Lebanon) and Anne Pollok (University of South Carolina, USA)
6. Kant on the Human Vocation, Allen Wood (Stanford University, USA and Indiana University, USA)
7. Understanding the Vocation of the Human Being Through the Kantian Sublime, Giulia Milli (University of Genoa, Italy)
8. 'It will be well': Isaak Iselin on the Self-Realization of Humanity in History, Ansgar Lyssy (Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, Germany)
9. Whose Vocation? Which Man?: A.W. Rehberg on Vocation of Man and Political Theory, Michael Gregory (University of Groningen, the Netherlands)
10. Religious Anthropology and Pluralism: Herder on the Bildung of Humanity, Niels Wildschut (University of Vienna, Austria)
11. The Doctrine of Palingenesis in Fichte's Vocation of the Human Being, David W. Wood (KU Leuven, Belgium)
12. The Vocation of Philosophy: Hegel on "Speculative" Science and the Human Good, Brady Bowman (Pennsylvania State University, USA)
Bibliography
Index
Notes on Contributors
List of Abbreviations
Introduction: Defining the Dynamics of Being: How the Bestimmungsfrage became a Driving Force in German Enlightenment and Beyond, Anne Pollok (University of South Carolina, USA)
Part I: Translations
1. Johann Joachim Spalding: Contemplation on the Vocation of the Human Being (1748), translated by Courtney Fugate, (American University of Beirut, Lebanon)
2. Thomas Abbt and Moses Mendelssohn: Doubt and Oracle On the Human Vocation, plus Excerpts from their Correspondence, 1756-1766, translated by Anne Pollok (University of South Carolina, USA)
Part II: Essays
3. The Place of the Human Being in the World: Johann Joachim Spalding on Religion and Philosophy as a Way of Life, Laura Anna Macor (Oxford University, UK)
4. Between Spalding and Fichte: The Vocation of the Human Being in Mendelssohn and Kant, Guenter Zoeller (Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, Germany)
5. Reinhard Brandt: Excerpt from The Human Vocation in Kant, translated by Courtney Fugate (American University of Beirut, Lebanon) and Anne Pollok (University of South Carolina, USA)
6. Kant on the Human Vocation, Allen Wood (Stanford University, USA and Indiana University, USA)
7. Understanding the Vocation of the Human Being Through the Kantian Sublime, Giulia Milli (University of Genoa, Italy)
8. 'It will be well': Isaak Iselin on the Self-Realization of Humanity in History, Ansgar Lyssy (Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, Germany)
9. Whose Vocation? Which Man?: A.W. Rehberg on Vocation of Man and Political Theory, Michael Gregory (University of Groningen, the Netherlands)
10. Religious Anthropology and Pluralism: Herder on the Bildung of Humanity, Niels Wildschut (University of Vienna, Austria)
11. The Doctrine of Palingenesis in Fichte's Vocation of the Human Being, David W. Wood (KU Leuven, Belgium)
12. The Vocation of Philosophy: Hegel on "Speculative" Science and the Human Good, Brady Bowman (Pennsylvania State University, USA)
Bibliography
Index
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Johann Joachim Spalding; Johann Gottlieb Fichte; Immanuel Kant; vocation of humanity; early German philosophy; 18th century; modern philosophy
Note on the Translations and Acknowledgments
Notes on Contributors
List of Abbreviations
Introduction: Defining the Dynamics of Being: How the Bestimmungsfrage became a Driving Force in German Enlightenment and Beyond, Anne Pollok (University of South Carolina, USA)
Part I: Translations
1. Johann Joachim Spalding: Contemplation on the Vocation of the Human Being (1748), translated by Courtney Fugate, (American University of Beirut, Lebanon)
2. Thomas Abbt and Moses Mendelssohn: Doubt and Oracle On the Human Vocation, plus Excerpts from their Correspondence, 1756-1766, translated by Anne Pollok (University of South Carolina, USA)
Part II: Essays
3. The Place of the Human Being in the World: Johann Joachim Spalding on Religion and Philosophy as a Way of Life, Laura Anna Macor (Oxford University, UK)
4. Between Spalding and Fichte: The Vocation of the Human Being in Mendelssohn and Kant, Guenter Zoeller (Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, Germany)
5. Reinhard Brandt: Excerpt from The Human Vocation in Kant, translated by Courtney Fugate (American University of Beirut, Lebanon) and Anne Pollok (University of South Carolina, USA)
6. Kant on the Human Vocation, Allen Wood (Stanford University, USA and Indiana University, USA)
7. Understanding the Vocation of the Human Being Through the Kantian Sublime, Giulia Milli (University of Genoa, Italy)
8. 'It will be well': Isaak Iselin on the Self-Realization of Humanity in History, Ansgar Lyssy (Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, Germany)
9. Whose Vocation? Which Man?: A.W. Rehberg on Vocation of Man and Political Theory, Michael Gregory (University of Groningen, the Netherlands)
10. Religious Anthropology and Pluralism: Herder on the Bildung of Humanity, Niels Wildschut (University of Vienna, Austria)
11. The Doctrine of Palingenesis in Fichte's Vocation of the Human Being, David W. Wood (KU Leuven, Belgium)
12. The Vocation of Philosophy: Hegel on "Speculative" Science and the Human Good, Brady Bowman (Pennsylvania State University, USA)
Bibliography
Index
Notes on Contributors
List of Abbreviations
Introduction: Defining the Dynamics of Being: How the Bestimmungsfrage became a Driving Force in German Enlightenment and Beyond, Anne Pollok (University of South Carolina, USA)
Part I: Translations
1. Johann Joachim Spalding: Contemplation on the Vocation of the Human Being (1748), translated by Courtney Fugate, (American University of Beirut, Lebanon)
2. Thomas Abbt and Moses Mendelssohn: Doubt and Oracle On the Human Vocation, plus Excerpts from their Correspondence, 1756-1766, translated by Anne Pollok (University of South Carolina, USA)
Part II: Essays
3. The Place of the Human Being in the World: Johann Joachim Spalding on Religion and Philosophy as a Way of Life, Laura Anna Macor (Oxford University, UK)
4. Between Spalding and Fichte: The Vocation of the Human Being in Mendelssohn and Kant, Guenter Zoeller (Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, Germany)
5. Reinhard Brandt: Excerpt from The Human Vocation in Kant, translated by Courtney Fugate (American University of Beirut, Lebanon) and Anne Pollok (University of South Carolina, USA)
6. Kant on the Human Vocation, Allen Wood (Stanford University, USA and Indiana University, USA)
7. Understanding the Vocation of the Human Being Through the Kantian Sublime, Giulia Milli (University of Genoa, Italy)
8. 'It will be well': Isaak Iselin on the Self-Realization of Humanity in History, Ansgar Lyssy (Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, Germany)
9. Whose Vocation? Which Man?: A.W. Rehberg on Vocation of Man and Political Theory, Michael Gregory (University of Groningen, the Netherlands)
10. Religious Anthropology and Pluralism: Herder on the Bildung of Humanity, Niels Wildschut (University of Vienna, Austria)
11. The Doctrine of Palingenesis in Fichte's Vocation of the Human Being, David W. Wood (KU Leuven, Belgium)
12. The Vocation of Philosophy: Hegel on "Speculative" Science and the Human Good, Brady Bowman (Pennsylvania State University, USA)
Bibliography
Index
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