Heidelberg Writings: Journal Publications

Cover......Page 1
Half-title......Page 3
Title......Page 5
Copyright......Page 6
Contents......Page 7
Acknowledgments......Page 8
Introduction......Page 9
The jacobi review......Page 12
The review of the württemberg estates proceedings......Page 18
Translators’ note......Page 27
Heidelberg Writings: Journal Publications......Page 33
Friedrich Heinrich Jacobis Works, Volume III......Page 35
[Spinoza]......Page 36
[Kant]......Page 45
[Fichte]......Page 50
[Schelling’s philosophy of nature. remarks on jacobi’s philosophical style]......Page 55
[Introduction]......Page 64
[Composition of the estates]......Page 71
[The attitude of the diet]......Page 87
[Course of the proceedings]......Page 98
[The estates’ misguided appeal to the “will of the people”]......Page 112
[The estates’ political options. basis of constitutional legitimacy]......Page 113
[Sincerity of the estates’ motives for restoring the old constitution. their treatment of “popular petitions”]......Page 116
[The estates’ behavior toward the government after rejecting the constitution framed by the king]......Page 119
[The estates assembly’s negotiating committee and its secret activities]......Page 122
[1. Estates’ participation in taxation legislation and state finances]......Page 124
[3. Special representation of the nobility]......Page 125
[4. Payment of the members of the Assembly and its committees]......Page 126
[6. Right of subjects to emigrate]......Page 128
[The assembly’s intransigent refusal to enter debate]......Page 129
[The “grievances of the people”]......Page 133
[The abuses of the notary system]......Page 136
[Griesinger’s assessment. history of württemberg’s notary system]......Page 140
[The king adjourns the assembly]......Page 150
[The king reconvenes the assembly. new climate of negotiations]......Page 156
[The division of the assembly into a negotiating committee and auxiliary sub-committees]......Page 165
[Conclusion]......Page 168
Appendix Excerpts from letters by Hegel, Jacobi, and Jean Paul concerning Hegel\'s review of Jacobi\'s works......Page 169
2 HEGEL AND THE CONSTITUTIONAL DEBATE IN WURTTEMBERG......Page 172
4 SOURCES......Page 173
5 LEXIKA......Page 174
Glossary of translated terms: German to English......Page 175
Glossary of translated terms: English to German......Page 185
Index......Page 195