Provides a comprehensive overview of Schiller's ouevre

Studies the relationship between Schiller's work and Kant, Hegel, Marx, and Neo-Kantianism

Features widely-renown scholars from across the globe

1. J. Chr. Fr. Schiller: A Life as Mensch of Letters.- 2. Schiller and His Philosophical Context: Pleasure, Form and Freedom.- 3. The Development of Schiller's Philosophical Attitude: Schiller's Philosophical Education.- 4. Writings from Schiller's time at the Karlsschule in Stuttgart (1773-1780).- 5. What Effect Can a Good Permanent Theatre Actually Achieve? (1785).- 6. Philosophical Letters (1786).- 7. On the Cause of the Pleasure We Derive from Tragic Objects (1792).- 8. On the Art of Tragedy (1792).- 9. Kallias, or Concerning Beauty (1793).- 10. On Grace and Dignity (1793).- 11. Concerning the Sublime (1793) / On the Pathetic (1801).- 12. Detached Reflections on Different Questions of Aesthetics (1793).- 13. Letters on the Aesthetic Education (1795).- 14. Concerning the Necessary Limits in the Use of Beautiful Forms (1795).- 15. On Naïve and Sentimental Poetry (1795/96).- 16. On the Sublime (1801).- 17. Schiller and Philosophical Anthropology.- 18. Schiller's Aesthetics: Beauty is Freedom.- 19. Schiller on Morals.- 20. Schiller on Politics and Political Theory.- 21. Schiller's Philosophy of History.- 22. "Upward to Freedom": Schiller on the Nature and Goals of Aesthetic Education.- 23. The Role of Philosophy in Schiller's Plays.- 24. The Role of Philosophy in Schiller's Poetry.- 25. The Role of Philosophy in Schiller's Prose.- 26. Schiller and Kant on Grace and Beauty.- 27. Karl Leonhard Reinhold's Influence on Schiller's Reception of Kant.- 28. The Controversy between Schiller and Johann Gottlieb Fichte.- 29. Schiller on the Aesthetics of Morals and 20th century Kant Scholarship and Philosophy.- 30. Schiller and the Birth of German Idealism.- 31. Schiller and Early German Romantics (Kleist, Hölderlin, Goethe).- 32. The Neo-Kantians and Schiller's Transcendental Idealism.- 33. Schiller's Horen, Humboldt's Rhodian Genius, and the Development of Physiological Ideas in Mythical Form.- 34. Friedrich Schiller and Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel.- 35. Schiller and Marx on Alienation.- 36. Schiller and Critical Theory