Essays in the history of ideas.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: Baltimore, Johns Hopkins Press, 1948.Description: xvii, 359 p. 24 cmSubject(s): DDC classification:
  • 104
LOC classification:
  • B945.L583 E7
Contents:
The historiography of ideas -- The supposed primitivism of Rousseau's Discourse on inequality -- Monboddo and Rousseau -- "Pride" in eighteenth century thought -- "Nature" as aesthetic norm -- The parallel of deism and classicism -- The Chinese origin of a romanticism -- The first Gothic revival and the return to nature -- Herder and the Enlightenment philosophy of history -- The meaning of "romantic" in early German romanticism -- Schiller and the genesis of German romanticism -- On the discrimination of romanticisms -- Coleridge and Kant's two worlds -- Milton and the paradox of the fortunate fall -- The communism of St. Ambrose -- "Nature" as norm in Tertullian.
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"Published for the History of Ideas Club of the Johns Hopkins University."

Includes bibliographical references.

"Bibliography of the published writings of Arthur O. Lovejoy, 1898-1948": p. 339-344.

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The historiography of ideas -- The supposed primitivism of Rousseau's Discourse on inequality -- Monboddo and Rousseau -- "Pride" in eighteenth century thought -- "Nature" as aesthetic norm -- The parallel of deism and classicism -- The Chinese origin of a romanticism -- The first Gothic revival and the return to nature -- Herder and the Enlightenment philosophy of history -- The meaning of "romantic" in early German romanticism -- Schiller and the genesis of German romanticism -- On the discrimination of romanticisms -- Coleridge and Kant's two worlds -- Milton and the paradox of the fortunate fall -- The communism of St. Ambrose -- "Nature" as norm in Tertullian.