The Discovery of Historicity in German Idealism and Historism

1. Absolute Historicity, Theory of the Becoming Absolute, and the Affect for the Particular in German Idealism and Historism: Introduction
Peter Koslowski

Part A. German Idealism's Philosophy of History and its Contemporary Critique

2. Schlegel's Theory of History and his Critique of Idealistic Reason
Peter L. Oesterreich

3. History as the Control of Speculation: Schelling's Discovery of History and Baader's Critique of Absolute Historicity
Peter Koslowski

Part B. The Theory of History in German Historism

4. Leopold von Ranke
Helmut Berding

5. Droysen and Nietzsche: Two Different Answers to the Discovery of Historicity
Annette Wittkau-Horgby

6. Philosophy of History and Theory of Historiography in Jacob Burckhardt
Egon Flaig

7. Historiography as Political Activity: Heinrich von Treitschke and the Historical Reconstruction of Politics
Karl H. Metz

8. Literary Criticism and Historical Science: The Textuality of History in the Age of Goethe — and Beyond
Daniel Fulda

9. Social and Philosophical Theory in the 19th Century German Thought
Mario Signore

Part C. German Theory and Philosophy of History Today

10. Philosophy of History After the End of the Formative Substantial Philosophy of History: Remarks on the Present State of the Philosophy of History
Hans Michael Baumgartner†

11. Why Kant's Reflections on History Still Have Relevance
Herta Nagl-Docekal

12. Rehabilitating the Philosophy of History
Johannes Rohbeck

13. History and Subjectivity — The Relevance of a Philosophical Concept of History in the Kantian Tradition
Matthias Lutz-Bachmann

14. Towards a New Theory-Based History of Historiography
Horst Walter Blanke

15. Philosophy of History After the Philosophy of History: Toward a Cultural History with Historical-Philosophical Background
Heinz Dieter Kittsteiner

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