Vol. 17 No. 2 (2024): German Idealism and Romanticism

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This issue is devoted to German idealism and romanticism.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.54310/Elpis.2024.2

Published: 2025-06-10

Introduction

Introduction to tha Papers on German Idealism and Romanticism

Ákos Forczek

5-6
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Thematic

The Legislation of Reason. The Principle of Contradiction and the Category of Negation in Fichte

Tamás Hankovszky

7-20
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The Formation of the Fichtean and Schellingian Concept of Intellectual Intuition

György Czétány

21-30
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Schelling and the Unconscious

Tamás Ullmann

31-46
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On the Boundary between German Idealism and Political Romanticism. On the Late Philosophy of Schelling

Ákos Forczek

47-62
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The Concept of the Unconscious in the Works of Carl Gustav Carus

Dezső Gurka

63-75
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The Doubter and the Discoverer. Novalis and the Scepticism

Tamás Valastyán

77-85
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Myth and Trauma. Relations in the Dream Theories of Novalis and E. T. A. Hoffmann

Judit Bartha

87-102
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The Presence of Romanticism in the Art of Kandinsky and German Expressionism

Alexandra Mikáczó

103-117
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How to Make a Spirit? Fichte on the Self and Immortality

Miklós Mesterházi

119-129
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Kriterion

My Future parental Responsibility, My Choice A Response to Anna Réz's Paper

Alex Naileg

133-146
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"The Most Difficult Book of Philosophical Literature" (Aristotle: Metaphysics)

Attila Hangai, Kosztasz Rosta

147-166
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Dissent as an Unsolvable Problem of Philosophy (Tőzsér János: The Failure of Philosophical Knowledge: Why Philosophers Are Not Entitled to their Beliefs)

Bence Zajácz

167-174
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