Volume 8

Table of Contents

Special Topic: The French Revolution in Kant, German Idealism, and Early German Romanticism

Karl Ameriks,† “Kant, Schiller, and Beethoven: Enlightened Connections of Aesthetics, Revolution, and Religion”

Günter Zöller, “‘Without Such a Representative Body, Freedom Is No Longer Conceivable’: Montesquieu and the Early Hegel on the Modern Polity”

Susan Meld Shell, “Kant on Revolution: Public Right and The Case of France”

Author Meets Critic: Kant’s Reason by Karl Schafer

Sasha Newton, “Karl Schafer’s Kant’s Reason”

Karl Schafer, “Reply to Newton’s Commentary on Kant’s Reason”

Book Reviews

Sally Sedgwick, Time & History in Hegelian Thought & Spirit

by Giulia Battistoni

Birgit Sandkaulen, The Philosophy of Friedrich Heinrich Jacobi. On the Contradiction between System and Freedom.

by Thomas Hanke

Ryu Okazaki, Zur kritischen Funktion des absoluten Geistes in Hegels Phänomenologie des Geistes

by Carolyn Iselt