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catalog contributor b2139007.
catalog coverage "Scotland Intellectual life 18th century.".
catalog created "1988.".
catalog date "1988".
catalog date "1988.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "1988.".
catalog description "1. General introduction -- A. The need for a living Hegel: From 'dichotomy' ("Entzweiung") to 'Reconciliation' ("Versohnung") -- B. The whole Hegel and the particulars of scholarship -- C. Hegel and the Enlightenment -- D. The Scottish Enlightenment -- E. The role of Newton -- F. The structure of the present study -- 2. The Scottish Enlightenment in Germany -- stages of reception -- A. Eighteenth century German translations of the writings of the Scottish Enlightenment -- B. Contemporary reviews -- C. The popularizations -- D. The impact on teaching -- E. Conclusion and outlook -- 3. Hegel's contacts with and knowledge of the Scottish Enlightenment -- A. Hegel's knowledge of English -- B. Hegel's reading and indirect knowledge of the Scottish Enlightenment -- a reconstruction of the dates and extent -- C. Hegel's explicit references to the Scottish Enlightenment -- 4. Hegel's account of the market economy -- A. Some presuppositions -- B. Human needs -- C. Free labour and exchange -- D. Social division of labour: The classes ('Die Stande') -- 5. Hegel's 'Liberalisme Interventionniste' and the legacy of Steuart and Smith -- A. Introduction -- B. Steuart and Smith -- C. Hegel's qualifications to liberalism -- 6. The division of labour -- A. The Scottish contribution to the problem -- B. Hegel's discussion of the division of labour -- Appendix I: A bibliography of contemporary German translations of the writings of the Scottish Enlightenment -- Appendix II: A bibliography of contemporary German reviews of the writings of the Scottish Enlightenment -- Appendix III: A bibliography of contemporary German popularizations of the theories of the Scottish Enlightenment -- Appendix IV: All English books and all Scottish Enlightenment authors in Hegel's library -- an extract from the Auction Catalogue -- Appendix V: All English books and all Scottish Enlightenment authors in the Steiger of Tschugg Library -- an extract from the Auction Catalogue.".
catalog description "Includes bibliographies.".
catalog extent "xvii, 286 p. ;".
catalog identifier "9024735963".
catalog isPartOf "Archives internationales d'histoire des idées ; 120.".
catalog isPartOf "International archives of the history of ideas ; 120".
catalog issued "1988".
catalog issued "1988.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "Dordrecht ; Boston : Kluwer Academic Publishers,".
catalog spatial "Scotland Intellectual life 18th century.".
catalog spatial "Scotland.".
catalog subject "320/.01 19".
catalog subject "Civil society Scotland.".
catalog subject "Enlightenment Scotland.".
catalog subject "Enlightenment.".
catalog subject "Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich, 1770-1831 Political and social views.".
catalog subject "JC181.H452 W37 1988".
catalog subject "Philosophy, Scottish 18th century.".
catalog tableOfContents "1. General introduction -- A. The need for a living Hegel: From 'dichotomy' ("Entzweiung") to 'Reconciliation' ("Versohnung") -- B. The whole Hegel and the particulars of scholarship -- C. Hegel and the Enlightenment -- D. The Scottish Enlightenment -- E. The role of Newton -- F. The structure of the present study -- 2. The Scottish Enlightenment in Germany -- stages of reception -- A. Eighteenth century German translations of the writings of the Scottish Enlightenment -- B. Contemporary reviews -- C. The popularizations -- D. The impact on teaching -- E. Conclusion and outlook -- 3. Hegel's contacts with and knowledge of the Scottish Enlightenment -- A. Hegel's knowledge of English -- B. Hegel's reading and indirect knowledge of the Scottish Enlightenment -- a reconstruction of the dates and extent -- C. Hegel's explicit references to the Scottish Enlightenment -- 4. Hegel's account of the market economy -- A. Some presuppositions -- B. Human needs -- C. Free labour and exchange -- D. Social division of labour: The classes ('Die Stande') -- 5. Hegel's 'Liberalisme Interventionniste' and the legacy of Steuart and Smith -- A. Introduction -- B. Steuart and Smith -- C. Hegel's qualifications to liberalism -- 6. The division of labour -- A. The Scottish contribution to the problem -- B. Hegel's discussion of the division of labour -- Appendix I: A bibliography of contemporary German translations of the writings of the Scottish Enlightenment -- Appendix II: A bibliography of contemporary German reviews of the writings of the Scottish Enlightenment -- Appendix III: A bibliography of contemporary German popularizations of the theories of the Scottish Enlightenment -- Appendix IV: All English books and all Scottish Enlightenment authors in Hegel's library -- an extract from the Auction Catalogue -- Appendix V: All English books and all Scottish Enlightenment authors in the Steiger of Tschugg Library -- an extract from the Auction Catalogue.".
catalog title "The Scottish Enlightenment and Hegel's account of "civil society" / by Norbert Waszek.".
catalog type "text".