German Stoicisms: From Hegel to Sloterdijk

Title page\nCopyright page\nContents\nAcknowledgments\nAbbreviations\nChapter 1: Stoicism and Modern German Philosophy\nChapter 2: The Indifference of Reason: Hegel and Stoicism\nChapter 3: Stoicism and the Development of the Human Sciences: Wilhelm Dilthey’s Reception of Stoicism\nChapter 4: Nietzschean Stoicism: An Ascetic Strategy in Pursuit of Knowledge\nChapter 5: Sovereign/Creature: Neostoicism in Benjamin’s Origin of the German Trauerspiel and His Response to Carl Schmitt’s Political Theology\nChapter 6: From Oikeiōsis to Ereignis: Heidegger and the Fate of Stoicism\nChapter 7: Hans Jonas, Ancient Stoicism, and the Problem of Freedom\nChapter 8: Dignity and Self-Making: Seneca, Pico della Mirandola, and Hannah Arendt\nChapter 9: Hans Blumenberg and the Anthropology of Stoicism\nChapter 10: Planetary Askēsis: Peter Sloterdijk’s Stoic Journey into Existential Spatiality\nContributors\nIndex