Schiller as philosopher: a re-examination

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German Literature and Culture Studies Philosophy and Historical Thought Kantian Philosophy and Modern Interpretations

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Introduction 1. Early Philosophy 2. An Objective Aesthetic 3. Grace and Dignity 4. Argument and Context of the Asthetische Briefe 5. Dispute with Kant 6. Autonomy versus Enlightenment 7. The Philosophy of Freedom 8. Theory of Tragedy Appendix 1: Rhetoric and Philosophy in Schiller's Essays Appendix 2: The Neo-Kantian Interpretation of Schiller Bibliography Index

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