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Schleiermacher: On Religion – Speeches to its Cultured Despisers 1 Half Title 2 Series Title: Cambridge Texts in the History of Philosophy 3 Title 4 Copyright: Crouter (ed). Cambridge 1988, 1996 5 Dedication 7 Epigraphai 8 Contents 9 Acknowledgements 10 List of Abbreviations 11 Introduction 12 ›On Religion‹ in its cultural milieu 12 From Kant to Romanticism 20 Rhetoric & argument in the work 29 Notes 39 Chronology 45 Further Reading 47 A note on Editions 49 On Religion: Speeches to its Cultured Despisers 51 First Speech: Apology 52 Notes 66 Second Speech: On the Essence of Religion 69 Notes 106 Third Speech: On Self-Formation for Religion 111 Notes 127 Fourth Speech: On the Social Element in Religion; or, on Church & Presthood 130 Notes 154 Fifth Speech: On the Religions 156 Notes 186 Index 189
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