Johann Gottfried Herder was a philosopher and important intellectual presence in
eighteenth-century Germany. Herder's Political Thought examines the work of this significant …

Reid in context/Alexander Broadie--Thomas Reid and the culture of science/Paul Wood--
Reid on common sense/Nicholas Wolterstorff--Reid's theory of perception/James Van …

While the dynamic relationship between common sense and science has gone largely
unrecognized in the history of ideas, Common Sense and Science from Aristotle to Reid …

Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach's late Free Fantasia in F-sharp Minor exists in two versions—one
for solo keyboard (Wq. 67/H. 300), the other for keyboard and violin accompaniment (Wq …

English summary: Herder paved the way for modern homiletics. He analyzed the
prerequisites of speaking and hearing, of feeling and thinking, of imagination and …

Herder's commentary on Genesis 1–11 (the so-called Urgeschichte or “primal history”),
which manifested itself in published works and unpublished manuscripts ranging from …

Philosophical explorations of the concept of Aufhebung (sublation, supersession)
immediately prior to its formulation in Hegel's work have remained relatively absent within …

A significant trend in postmodern philosophy is the use of the theater as a tool for thought.
This development is particularly striking when one considers that for a large part of Western …

This work takes the conjunction of freedom and nature as the basis for understanding Kant's
politics. The dissertation defends Kant's argument for the obligatory force of pure ideas and …