Herder's conception of "das Volk"
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The Project Gutenberg eBook of Herder's conception of "das Volk", by Georgiana R. Simpson
CONTENTS
CHAPTER VII CONCLUSION
FOOTNOTES
BIBLIOGRAPHY
THE FULL PROJECT GUTENBERG LICENSE
CHAPTER I SEMASIOLOGY OF VOLK—THE IDEA IN OTHER WORDS
THE IDEA IN OTHER WORDS
GREEK
LATIN
FRENCH
CHAPTER II CONCEPTIONS OF VOLK AS SEEN IN HERDER’S USE OF THE TERM
I
II
III
IV
V CONNATIONS ARISING FROM USES WITH ADJECTIVES
COMPOUNDS WITH VOLK
HERDER’S CONCEPTION OF “DAS VOLK”
CHAPTER III CONCEPTIONS OF VOLK AS GATHERED FROM HERDER’S COLLECTION OF VOLKSLIEDER
VOLK SONGS COLLECTED BY HERDER
DANISH—FOUR PIECES
GERMAN—SIXTY-TWO PIECES
ENGLISH AND SCOTCH—THREE PIECES
ESTHONIAN—FIVE PIECES
FRENCH—THIRTEEN PIECES
GALLIC (OSSIAN)—SIX PIECES
GREEK—SEVEN PIECES
GREENLAND—ONE PIECE
ITALIAN—FIVE PIECES
LAPLAND—TWO PIECES
LATIN—SIX PIECES
LETTIC—FIVE PIECES
LITHUANIAN—NINE PIECES
SKALDIC—TEN PIECES
PERUVIAN—TWO PIECES
SPANISH—THIRTY-FOUR PIECES
CHAPTER IV CONCEPTIONS OF VOLK IN HERDER’S DISCUSSION OF “OSSIAN’S PEOPLE” AND OF THE ANCIENT HEBREWS
OSSIAN
THE ANCIENT HEBREWS
CHAPTER V FOUNDATIONS OF INDIVIDUALITY AND PERSONALITY IN HERDER
I. STIMULUS
II. SENSES
III. KNOWING AND WILLING
NOTE
CHAPTER VI EIGHTEENTH CENTURY IN HERDER’S CONCEPTION OF DAS VOLK
ROUSSEAU AND HERDER
“DER MENSCH”
ROUSSEAU AND HERDER
REFERENCES TO ROUSSEAU, JEAN JACQUES
CONCLUSION
LEIBNIZ AND HERDER
REFERENCES TO LEIBNIZ
SHAFTESBURY AND HERDER
SHAFTESBURY AND HERDER
REFERENCES TO SHAFTESBURY
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