Absolute historicity, theory of the becoming absolute, and the affect for the particular in German idealism and historism

Introduction

Peter Koslowski

1-5

Schlegel's theory of history and his critique of idealistic reason

Peter L. Oesterreich

9-22

History as the control of speculation

Schelling's discovery of history and Baader's critique of absolute historicity

Peter Koslowski

23-38

Leopold von Ranke

Helmut Berding

41-58

Droysen and Nietzsche

two different answers to the discovery of historicity

Annette Wittkau-Horgby

59-76

Philosophy of history and theory of historiography in Jacob Burckhardt

Egon Flaig

77-97

Historiography as political activity

Heinrich von Treitschke and the historical reconstruction of politics

Karl H. Metz

98-111

Literary criticism and historical science

the textuality of history in the age of Goethe — and beyond

Daniel Fulda

112-133

Social and philosophical theory in the 19th century German thought

Mario Signore

134-146

Philosophy of history after the end of the formative substantial philosophy of history

remarks on the present state of the philosophy of history

Hans Baumgartner

149-171

Why Kant's reflections on history still have relevance

Herta Nagl-Docekal

172-186

Rehabilitating the philosophy of history

Johannes Rohbeck

187-211

History and subjectivity — the relevance of a philosophical concept of history in the Kantian tradition

Matthias Lutz-Bachmann

212-222

Towards a new theory-based history of historiography

223-267

Philosophy of history after the philosophy of history

toward a cultural history with historical-philosophical background

268-281