1. 'The Unhappy Marriage of Romanticism and Metaphysics' 2. 'Poesy and the Arbitrariness of the Sign: Notes for a Critique of Jena Romanticism' 3. ‘Broken Symmetries: The Romantic Search for a Moral Cosmology’ 4. 'Philosophy, Time, and the Future' 5. 'Further Reflections on Heidegger, Technology, and the Everyday' 6. 'Romantic Subjectivity in Goethe and Wittgenstein' 7. 'The Transformation of Skepticism in German Romanticism' 8. 'Novalis’s Other Way' 9. 'Authenticity with Teeth: Positing Process' 10. ‘The Normative Claim of the New: Perfectionism, Pluralism, and Practical Reason’ 11. 'Beginning in Wonder: Placing the Origin of Thinking' 12. 'On ‘Becoming Who One Is’ (and Failing): Proust’s Problematic Selves' 13. 'Irony and Romantic Subjectivity' 14. 'Letting Oneself Be Determined: A Revised Concept of Self- Determination'
Nikolas Kompridis is a Professorial Fellow at the Centre for Citizenship and Public Policy, University of Western Sydney, Australia
'Like the magical emergence of a medieval cathedral, the work of
many different hands and generations, philosophical romanticism
takes on a definite, if not always definable shape in this
collection of remarkable essays, each of which - along with the
editor's valuable introduction - deserves and rewards careful
reading.' - Daniel Dahlstrom, Boston University, USA'This volume
reflects - and will no doubt intensify - the strong resurgence of
interest in German Early Romanticism and the diverse philosophical
approaches that have developed in its wake. Several of the thirteen
essays are especially helpful because of the clear and insightful
way that they lay out the main philosophical relations between key
historical figures (e.g., Kant, Schelling, Novalis, Schlegel,
Goethe). Other essays, by well-known authors such as Cavell,
Pippin, and Dreyfus, elegantly shed light on philosophical topics
(e.g., the task of a philosophy of the future, the nature of
self-determination, the significance of the everyday) of
contemporary interest. This is certainly one of the most
interesting collections of its kind in English.' - Karl Ameriks,
University of Notre Dame, USA
'Like the magical emergence of a medieval cathedral, the work of
many different hands and generations, philosophical romanticism
takes on a definite, if not always definable shape in this
collection of remarkable essays, each of which - along with the
editor's valuable introduction - deserves and rewards careful
reading.' - Daniel Dahlstrom, Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews'This
volume reflects - and will no doubt intensify - the strong
resurgence of interest in German Early Romanticism and the diverse
philosophical approaches that have developed in its wake. Several
of the thirteen essays are especially helpful because of the clear
and insightful way that they lay out the main philosophical
relations between key historical figures (e.g., Kant, Schelling,
Novalis, Schlegel, Goethe). Other essays, by well-known authors
such as Cavell, Pippin, and Dreyfus, elegantly shed light on
philosophical topics (e.g., the task of a philosophy of the future,
the nature of self-determination, the significance of the everyday)
of contemporary interest. This is certainly one of the most
interesting collections of its kind in English.' - Karl Ameriks,
University of Notre Dame, USA
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