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245 00 Doing humanities in nineteenth-century Germany /|cedited
by Efraim Podoksik.
264 1 Leiden ;|aBoston :|bBrill,|c[2020]
264 4 |c©2020
300 1 online resource (xi, 322 pages).
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490 1 Scientific and Learned Cultures and Their Institutions ;
|vVolume 28
504 Includes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 Half Title -- Series Information -- Title Page --
Copyright Page -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Note on
Contributors -- Introduction -- 1 Conversation -- 2
Classifying the Disciplines -- 3 Conceptualising the
Leading Themes -- 4 In-Spiring the Tradition -- 5 The
Humanities and Their Contradictions -- Part 1 Historical
Imagination -- Philosophy Philosophy, History of
Philosophy, and Historicism -- 1 Introduction -- 2
Historicism -- 3 The Genetic Method -- 4 The Genetic
Method, Explanation, and Evaluation -- 5 Conclusion
505 8 Theology Why Theology? Strategies of Legitimation:
Protestant Theology in German Protestantism -- 1
Introduction -- 2 Interpreting Religious Diversity:
Theology's Place Is at the University -- 3 New Church
Theology -- 4 Permitted to Speak, or Theology within the
Context of the New Cultural Sciences -- History Between
Archival Research and Aspirations to Leadership in Society
: 19th-Century Germans as Practitioners in History -- 1
What Is the Reputation of German Historical Scholarship in
the 19th Century Based on? -- 2 Belief in History,
Starting from Germany's Classics
505 8 3 Historicisation as a Cultural Pattern -- 4
Historiography as a National Political Statement -- 5 An
Outsider's Perspective on the 19th-Century German
Historical Scholarship: Summary -- 6 Perspective on Our
Present -- Part 2 Studying the Beautiful -- History of Art
Winckelmann's Model of Art Historiography and Its
Reception in the Late 18th and 19th Century -- 1
Introduction -- 2 Winckelmann -- 2.1 Style: in Art -- 2.2
Style: in Rhetoric -- 2.3 Conjecture, Invention,
Empiricism: Winckelmann's Epistemological Conditions --
2.4 Style as Key to Winckelmann's Historiography
505 8 2.5 Style: in History -- 3 The First Reception: Caylus and
Herder -- 3.1 Caylus -- against 'Systems' -- 3.2 Herder's
Critical Reading -- 4 The Discussion on Winckelmann in
19th-Century Art History and Archaeology -- Literary
Studies Two 19th-Century Models of Literary Study: August
Wilhelm Schlegel and Friedrich Nietzsche -- 1 Introduction
-- 2 The Entrance into 19th-Century Philology: August
Wilhelm Schlegel's Aesthetic Morphology -- 3 The Exit from
19th-Century Philology: Nietzsche's Historical
Anthropology of Aesthetic Form -- 4 Conclusion
505 8 Classical Philology German Altertumswissenschaften,
'Professorenhaarspalterei' and Organising the Classics in
the 19th Century -- 1 Introduction -- 2 German Classical
Philology Prior to the Mid-19th Century -- 3 Wilamowitz's
Bildung and Ausbildung -- 4 Wilamowitz's Role and
Influence -- 5 Wilamowitz and His Image -- Renaissance
Studies The Mother of Modernity: Jacob Burckhardt and the
Idea of the Renaissance in 19th-Century Germany -- 1 'From
Rome to Florence' -- 2 The Burckhardt Effect -- 3 An
Alternative Modernity -- 4 The Waning of the Renaissance -
- Part 3 Crossing the Borders
520 Doing Humanities in Nineteenth-Century Germany, edited by
Efraim Podoksik, is a collaborative project by leading
scholars in German studies that examines the practices of
theorising and researching in the humanities as pursued by
German thinkers and scholars during the long nineteenth
century, and the relevance of those practices for the
humanities today. Each chapter focuses on a particular
branch of the humanities, such as philosophy, history,
classical philology, theology, or history of art. The
volume both offers a broad overview of the history of
German humanities and examines an array of particular
cases that illustrate their inner dilemmas, ranging from
Ranke's engagement with the world of poetry to Max Weber's
appropriation of the notion of causality.
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