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The Experiential Turn in Eighteenth-Century German Philosophy


I: Wolff and WolffianismBefore and Beyond Leibniz: Tschirnhaus and Wolff on Experience and MethodThe Role of Experience in Wolff’s General CosmologyAesthetica Experimentalis: Baumgarten and the Aesthetic Dimension of ExperienceII: Eclecticism and PopularphilosophieThe Thomasian Context: Crusius on ExperienceExperience and Inner Sense: Feder–Lossius–KantChristoph Meiners’s Empiricist ‘Revision’ of Philosophy and Michael HiEmann’s Anti-Speculative MaterialismIII: The Berlin AcademyContingency and Experience in Maupertuis’s Essay on CosmologyThe Role of Reason, Experience, and Physiology in J.H.S. Formey’s Essay on DreamsLambert on Experience and DeductionOn the Mitigated Phenomenalism of J.-B. MerianIV: Tetens and KantThe Role of Experience in Kant’s Prize EssayTetens on the Nature of Experience: Between Empiricism and RationalismKant’s Inquiries into a New Touchstone for Metaphysical TruthsList of Contributors
 
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