T. G. Masaryk (1850–1937): Thinker and Politician

Front Matter....Pages i-viii
Introduction....Pages 1-9
Masaryk in the Austrian Parliament on a Reform Bill of Legal Studies....Pages 10-18
The Social Philosophy of T. G. Masaryk: A Question of Suicide....Pages 19-36
The Moral Difference between Personal and Structural Violence: Masaryk’s Criticism of an Argument in Nezávislé listy....Pages 37-51
The Hilsner Affair: Nationalism, Anti-Semitism and the Individual in the Habsburg Monarchy at the Turn of the Century....Pages 52-76
The Ambiguity of Masaryk’s Attitudes on the ‘Jewish Question’....Pages 77-87
Masaryk as an Interpreter of Russian Philosophy....Pages 88-101
Masaryk as an Interpreter of Russian Populism....Pages 102-119
Masaryk’s Quarrel with Marxism....Pages 120-133
Masaryk and Czech Socialism....Pages 134-148
Masaryk and Belles-Lettres....Pages 149-159
Masaryk and Machar’s Literary Criticism in Naše doba....Pages 160-173
Masaryk’s Style in the Framework of Czech Realist Tendencies....Pages 174-185
Masaryk and Wilson: A contribution to the Study of their Relations....Pages 186-197
Back Matter....Pages 198-204