Robbins Library Notes

The latest issue of Inquiry — Inquiry 51(1) February 2008 — has just arrived, and there are several articles on Schiller which may interest those who study aesthetics, Romanticism, and post-Kantian German philosophy:

• Pleasure, Freedom and Grace: Schiller’s “Completion” of Kant’s Ethics, Anne Margaret Baxley
• Schiller, Scots and Germans: Freedom and Diversity in The Aesthetic Education of Man, Douglas Moggach
• Schiller and the Dance of Beauty, Stephen Houlgate
• How Shall We Read Schiller Today?, Violetta L. Waibel
• Schiller as Philosopher: A Reply to My Critics, Frederick Beiser

There is also an article on John McDowell and idealism:

• McDowell and Idealism, Adrian Haddock
  

As well as one questioning whether there is a hermeneutics of suspicion in Being and Time:

• Is There a Hermeneutics of Suspicion in Being and Time?, Matheson Russell
  

You may access the journal here by using your Harvard ID and PIN.