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1. Introduction
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Preface ix
- Acknowledgments xiii
- 1. Introduction 1
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PART I. Cassirer as a philosopher in Imperial Germany
- 2. Marburgneo-Kantianism and Cassirer's pre-1914 writings 19
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PART 2. Cassirer's intellectual reorientation into the humanities
- 3. Kant reconsidered (1914-16) 35
- 4. A cosmopolitan view of history ( 1916-18) 50
- 5. Cassirer's synthesis of Kant and Hegel (1918-19) 70
- 6. The origin of the philosophy of symbolic forms (1919-22) 83
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PART 3. Cassirer's Weimar period
- 7. Intellectual equilibrium (1923-6): ideological background 101
- 8. Intellectual equilibrium (1923-6): the philosophy of symbolic forms 111
- 9. The Weimar cultural milieu (1900-33) 126
- 10. Cassirer's final defence of reason in Germany (1927-33) 149
- 11. Epilogue and conclusion 168
- Notes 177
- Bibliography 197
- Index 209
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Preface ix
- Acknowledgments xiii
- 1. Introduction 1
-
PART I. Cassirer as a philosopher in Imperial Germany
- 2. Marburgneo-Kantianism and Cassirer's pre-1914 writings 19
-
PART 2. Cassirer's intellectual reorientation into the humanities
- 3. Kant reconsidered (1914-16) 35
- 4. A cosmopolitan view of history ( 1916-18) 50
- 5. Cassirer's synthesis of Kant and Hegel (1918-19) 70
- 6. The origin of the philosophy of symbolic forms (1919-22) 83
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PART 3. Cassirer's Weimar period
- 7. Intellectual equilibrium (1923-6): ideological background 101
- 8. Intellectual equilibrium (1923-6): the philosophy of symbolic forms 111
- 9. The Weimar cultural milieu (1900-33) 126
- 10. Cassirer's final defence of reason in Germany (1927-33) 149
- 11. Epilogue and conclusion 168
- Notes 177
- Bibliography 197
- Index 209