Table of Contents

1. From Leibniz to KantLewis White Beck, University of Rochester2. Kant's copernican revolutionDaniel Bonevac, University of Texas at Austin3. Kant's moral philosophyDon Becker, University of Texas at Austin4. Kant: Critique of JudgmentPatrick Gardiner, Magdalen College, Oxford 5. Fichte and Schelling: the jena periodDan Breazeale, University of Kentucky6. Hegel's Phenomenology of SpiritRobert C.Solomon, University of Texas at Austin7. Hegel's logic and philosophy of mindWillem deVries, University of New Hampshire8. Hegel, spirit, and politicsLeo Rauch, Babson College9. The young Hegelians, Feuerbach and MarxRobert Nola, University of Auckland10. Arthur SchopenhauerKathleen M.Higgins, University of Texas at Austin11. Kierkegaard's speculative despairJudith Butler, Johns Hopkins University

About the Author

Robert C. Solomon is Quincy Lee Centennial Professor of Philosophy at the University of Texas, Austin. Kathleen M. Higgins is Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Texas, Austin.

Reviews

"If this volume is any indication, the "Routledge History of Philosophy series should prove to be a valuable addition to the literature of the Western philosophical tradition. . . . The prose is of a very high standard . . . The bibliography is thorough and very useful . . . Recommended for all academic libraries."
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