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E-raamat: Johann Gottfried Herder: Letters for the Advancement of Humanity: Volume 4

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In Germany at the close of the eighteenth century, Johann Gottfried Herder offered an important alternative to the philosophy of his teacher, Immanuel Kant. He held radical views on language, world history, the equality of all peoples, the role of climate in human life, and other topics that remain important to this day. He explored how these ideas might lead to radical intellectual practices and politics, providing an alternative to Eurocentric and racist ways of thinking. Writing in the wake of the French Revolution, Herder attempted to develop a political philosophy that would do justice to all humanity. His Letters for the Advancement of Humanity provides his mature statement on this project, available to English readers now for the first time in its entirety. An introduction situates the work within Herder's thought, and comprehensive notes provide access to its wider context.

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The first complete English translation of one of Herder's most important works of political philosophy.
General editor's preface; Editorial notes and references; Notes on the
translation; Introduction: letters intended to advance humanity: Herder's
poetics of human rights;
1. First collection (letters 1-13);
2. Second
collection (letters 14-26);
3. Third collection (letters 27-39);
4. Fourth
collection (letters 40-53);
5. Fifth collection (letters 54-62);
6. Sixth
collection (letters 63-80);
7. Seventh collection (letters 81-90);
8. Eighth
collection (letters 91-107);
9. Ninth collection (letters 108-114a);
10.
Tenth collection (letters 114-124); Appendix: unpublished notes on revolution
and perfectibility; Further reading; Glossary of names; Translator's notes;
Index.
John K. Noyes is Professor of German at the University of Toronto, and Extraordinary Professor in Modern Foreign Languages at Stellenbosch University. He is the author of Herder's Essay on Being: A Translation and Critical Approaches (2019) and Herder: Aesthetics against Imperialism (2015).