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History of European a Ideas PERGAMON History of European Ideas 25 (1999) HI-IV ao —--- www.elsevier.com/locate/histeuroideas LIST OF CONTENTS Numbers 1-2 Papers ofa Symposium on The History of Political and Social Concepts: A Critical Introduction by Melvin Richter Joan C. Tronto Editorial Jerry Z. Muller Begrittsg« schic hte: or 191Ns and prosp¢ cts James Schmidt How historical is Begrittsgeschichte? David Armitage Answering the call: the history of political and social concepts in English Daniel Gordon Modernity and its discontents: some critical thoughts on conceptual history Melvin Richter Reply to comments Reg5u lar Papers William E. Duvall Camus reading Nietzsche: rebellion, memory and art Marisa Linton The unvirtuous king? Clerical rhetoric o1 the French monarchy, 1760-1774 G.I. Molivas \ right, utility and the definition of liberty as a negative idea: Richard Hey and the Benthamite conception olf liberty Boe k reviews Number 3 Richard Bourke Sovereignty, opinion an¢ revolution in Edmund Burke oS IV List of Contents / History of European Ideas 25 (1999) III-1V David T. Murphy 121 ‘A sum of the most wonderful things’’: Raum, geopolitics and the German tradition of environmental determinism, 1900-1933 Donald Desserud Commerce — and political participation Montesquieu’s letter to Domville Fis: Jones ‘The true Baconian and Newtonian method’: Tocqueville's place in the formation of Mill’s System of Logic Number 4 Michael Chayut Tragedy and Science David | eopold The Hegelian antisemitism of Bruno Bauer Brian Young The Enlightenments of J.G.A. Pocock (Review 5 Article) Number 5 Gunnar Beck Autonomy, History and Political Freedom in Kant’s Political Philosophy Gillis J. Harp Determinism or democracy? The Marxisms of Eduard Bernstein and Sidney Hook David Allan “In the Bosome of a Shaddowie Grove’: Sir George Mackenzie and the Consolations of Retirement Number 6 S.J. Wulf Ambivalent romanticism: art and aesthetic insight in philosophy and politics Peter Hallberg The nature of collective individuals: J.G. Herder’s concept of community Joanne Miyang Cho The German debate over civilization: Troeltsch’s Europeanism and Jaspers’s cosmopolitanism Thomas Rohkramer Cultural criticism in Germany 1880-1933, a typology