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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 320 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 226x150x20 mm, kaal: 454 g
  • Sari: Oxford New Histories of Philosophy
  • Ilmumisaeg: 27-May-2026
  • Kirjastus: Oxford University Press Inc
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  • ISBN-13: 9780190089146
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At the start of the nineteenth century, Karoline von Günderrode burst onto the German intellectual scene with multi-genre collections of philosophical literature that were read by Goethe, Clemens Brentano, and other famous writers and academics. But Günderrode's philosophical insights were largely ignored or adopted without credit and in 1806 she died by suicide, leaving behind a small but powerful set of reflections on the nature of the self, friendship, life after death, human-nature relations, social progress, epistemology, religion, ethics, and many other topics. Long celebrated as an embodiment of tragic Romantic poetry, Günderrode has recently been rediscovered as the author of an original and exciting philosophy.

Günderrode was a nuanced thinker with a gift for using literary forms to engage readers with philosophical ideas. This volume makes many of Günderrode's most significant published and unpublished works, along with excerpts from her letters and notes on philosophical topics, available for the first time in English. The short introductions accompanying each text explicate the ideas embedded in Günderrode's writing, connecting them to intellectual debates of the day and to relevant work by better-known philosophers including Kant, Plato, Schelling, Herder, Schleiermacher, Hemsterhuis, Schlegel, and Novalis. The general introduction provides a more comprehensive orientation to Günderrode's philosophy, considering her metaphysics, epistemology, social and political thought, ethics, aesthetics, and reflections on gender, death, friendship, and human identity.
Dedication

Acknowledgements

Introduction
Günderrode's Life and Works
Günderrode as a Philosopher
Metaphysics
Identity, Consciousness, and Death
Epistemology
Social and Political Thought
Ethics
Aesthetics
Gender
Günderrode and Genre
Overview of This Volume

Part 1 Works

1 Idea of the Earth
Introduction
Idea of the Earth

2 Letters of Two Friends
Introduction
Letters of Two Friends

3 The Manes
Introduction
The Manes

4 The Malabarian Widows
Introduction
The Malabarian Widows

5 "An Apocalyptic Fragment" and "A Dream"
Introduction
An Apocalyptic Fragment
A Dream

6 The Wanderer's Descent
Introduction
The Wanderer's Descent

7 The Adept
Introduction
The Adept

8 The Frank in Egypt
Introduction
The Frank in Egypt

9 Immortalita
Introduction
Immortalita

10 Story of a Brahmin
Introduction
Story of a Brahmin

11 Fragments on Ethics and Aesthetics
Introduction
(Excellence is a whole)
(Love and Beauty)
(Tendency of the Artist)
Change and Constancy
(Only One and One to Serve)

12 Fragments on Music
Introduction
The Realm of Tones
Music
Music for Me
The Nightingale (Fragment)
The Tones
The Cathedral in Cologne. A Fragment

13 The Aeronaut
Introduction
The Aeronaut

14 Once I Lived Sweet Life
Introduction
Once I Lived Sweet Life

15 Mora
Introduction
Mora

16 Udohla
Introduction
Udohla

Part 2 Notebooks

17 Introduction to Günderrode's Notebooks

18 Notes on Philosophy of Nature
Introduction
(The true idea of materialism...)
(Nature is an eternal activity)
Idea of Nature
(All things are)

19 Notes on Chemistry
Introduction
Notes on Chemistry

20 Notes on the Early German Romantics
Introduction
Notes on the Early German Romantics

21 Notes on Schleiermacher
Introduction
Notes on Schleiermacher

22 Notes on Hemsterhuis
Introduction
Notes on Hemsterhuis

23 Miscellaneous Notes
Introduction
Philosophical Dictionary and Other Definitions
Philosophical Dictionary
(Reason and Understanding)
Mathematical Definitions
Other Definitions
Notes from Jean Paul, Hesperus
Notes from Summer 1804 to Early 1806

Part 3 Letters

24 Günderrode's Letters
Introduction
Letters

Bibliography

Appendix: Sources for the Translations
Anna Ezekiel is a translator and historian of philosophy focused on post-Kantian German philosophy, especially work by historical women philosophers. Her translations of writings by Karoline von Günderrode, Bettina Brentano-von Arnim, Edith Stein, and others appear in Poetic Fragments (SUNY Press, 2016) and Women Philosophers in the Long 19th Century: The German Tradition (Oxford University Press, 2021). Dr. Ezekiel is also the author of numerous articles and book chapters on historical women philosophers, German Idealism, and Romanticism. She gained her PhD in philosophy from McGill in 2013 and now teaches on philosophy and gender at Parami University in Myanmar.