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000760871 1001_ $$aMuratori, Cecilia,$$d1981-$$eauthor.
000760871 24010 $$aPrimo filosofo tedesco.$$lEnglish
000760871 24510 $$aFirst German philosopher :$$bthe mysticism of Jakob Böhme as interpreted by Hegel /$$cCecilia Muratori ; translated from the Italian by Richard Dixon and Raphaëlle Burns.
000760871 264_1 $$aHeidelberg :$$bSpringer,$$c[2015]
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000760871 4901_ $$aInternational archives of the history of ideas =$$aArchives internationales d'histoire des idées,$$x0066-6610 ;$$v217
000760871 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references and indexes.
000760871 5050_ $$aNote on Translations; Acknowledgements; List of Abbreviations; Böhme; Hegel; Other Sources; Introduction; Chapter 1: The Reception of Böhme's Philosophy Around 1800; 1 Preamble: Böhme's Comeback in Germany and the Romantic Reception; 1.1 The "Mystical Cobbler" and Franckenberg's Biography of Böhme; 1.2 Böhme and the Jena Circle; 1.2.1 Tieck's "Hypochondriac Enthusiasm" for Böhme's Writings; 1.2.2 Böhme's Poesie According to Friedrich Schlegel; 2 The Reception of Böhme's Philosophy Through the Theories of Animal Magnetism and Theosophy
000760871 5058_ $$a2.1 Naturphilosophie and Animal Magnetism: Nature's Dynamics and the Mystical Experience of Magnetic Sleep2.2 Böhme's Mysticism Between Paracelsus and Theosophy; 3 The Historical Context of Hegel's Encounter with Theosophia Revelata; 3.1 Magnetic 'Torpor' and Böhme's Speculation: The Reasons for a Missing Link; 3.1.1 The Correspondence Between Hegel and van Ghert; 3.1.2 Animal Magnetism and Hellsehen in the Encyclopedia; 3.2 The Influence of Pietism and Mysticism on the Young Hegel; Chapter 2: Two Different Conceptions of Mysticism in Hegel's Writings
000760871 5058_ $$a1 The Meaning of Mysticism and Its Role in the Early Writings1.1 Mysticism in Fragments on Popular Religion and Christianity; 1.2 Mystical Action and Mystical Object; 1.2.1 Mystical Action and the Difference Between the Mystical and the Symbolic; 1.2.2 The Mystical Object and Its Contradictions; 1.2.3 Luther and the "Mystical Point" of the Ritual; 1.3 Speaking Mystically: Mysticism, Movement and Schwärmerei in The Spirit of Christianity and Its Fate; 2 Mysticism and Mystification: The Hegelian Attack on the Mystical Alienation of the Romantics and of the Followers of Schelling
000760871 5058_ $$a2.1 The Leap Beyond the Limit and the Pistol Shot in the Preface to the Phenomenology2.2 Hegel's Review of Solger's Writings and the "Mystical Tendency" of Romanticism; 2.3 From Mystification to Mysticism; 3 Mysticism and Speculation; 3.1 The Mystery and the Secret; 3.2 Mystical Enthusiasm and the Movement of Thought; 3.2.1 The Neoplatonists and the Mystical Scholastics; 3.2.2 The Dispute over the Notion of Mystical Enthusiasm (Schwärmerei); 3.2.3 The Case of Jakob Böhme; 4 Appendix. The Loss of Mystical Mobility: Schelling; Chapter 3: Hegel as Interpreter of Böhme
000760871 5058_ $$a1 The Beginnings: References to Böhme in the Jena Texts1.1 Mysticism as a Middle Way: Böhme and Oriental Mysticism; 1.2 The "Life Cycle of God": Böhme's Use of Imagery in Fragment 49; 1.3 The Dialectic Vitality of the Divine Triangle; 2 Böhme in Hegel's Published Works; 2.1 References in the Encyclopedia and in Logic, Or: What Is Alive and What Is Dead in Böhme's Philosophy; 2.1.1 Böhme and Paracelsus; 2.1.2 Lucifer and the Negativity of Nature: The Zusatz to Paragraph 248 of the Encyclopedia; 2.1.3 The "Famous Question Regarding the Origin of Evil in the World"
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000760871 60010 $$aBöhme, Jakob,$$d1575-1624.
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000760871 830_0 $$aArchives internationales d'histoire des idées ;$$vv. 217.
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