Introduction

European thought, after the deluge

Rory Jeffs, Matthew Sharpe

1-24

Singin' in the shade

an introduction to post-post-war thought

27-41

Nationality, state and global constitutionalism in Hermann Cohen's wartime writings

Miguel Vatter

43-63

The sons destined to murder their father

crisis in interwar Germany

Petra BROWN

67-82

The Spengler connection

total critiques of reason after the great war

Julian Potter

83-104

The significance of World Wr I in Jan Patočka's philosophy

Daniel Brennan

105-116

The challenges of the Great War to Freud's psychoanalysis

Talia Morag

119-139

The long shadow of Leninist politics

radical strategy and revolutionary warfare after a century

Geoff Boucher

141-159

Hegel in dark times

the resurrections of Geist from the ashes of war

Rory Jeffs

161-182

The spectre of collectivism

neoliberalism, the wars, and historical revisionism

Damien Cahill

183-197

The divide between philosophy and enthusiasm

the effect of the world wars on british attitudes towards continental philosophies

Sherah Bloor

201-213

Philosophy and/or politics?

two trajectories of philosophy after the great war and their contamination

Jack Reynolds

215-232

Modernity, civilisation, culture and "the war to end all wars"

or we begin and end in the mess

John Rundell

235-250

1750, casualty of 1914

lest we Forget (the prekantian enlightenment)

Matthew Sharpe

251-276