Hamann and the tradition

Intro -- Contents -- Editor's Introduction -- List of Abbreviations -- Part 1. Situating Hamann -- 1. Reading "Sibylline Leaves": J. G. Hamann in the History of Ideas (John R. Betz) -- 2. "There Is an Idol in the Temple of Learning": Hamann and the History of Philosophy (Kenneth Haynes) -- Part 2. Hamann in Dialogue -- 3. God, I, and Thou: Hamann and the Personalist Tradition (Gwen Griffith-Dickson) -- 4. Hamann and Kant on the Good Will (Manfred Kuehn) -- 5. Metaschematizing Socrates: Hamann, Kierkegaard, and Kant on the Value of the Enlightenment (Kelly Dean Jolley) -- 6. Skepticism and Faith in Hamann and Kierkegaard (Stephen Cole Leach) -- 7. Hamann, Nietzsche, and Wittgenstein on the Language of Philosophers (Jonathan Gray) -- Part 3. Hamann's Place in German Literary History -- 8. Rhapsodic Dismemberment: Hamann and the Fable (Lori Yamato) -- 9. Hamann, Goethe, and the West-Eastern Divan (Kamaal Haque) -- 10. Hallucinating Europe: Hamann and His Impact on German Romantic Drama (Christian Sinn) -- Part 4. Hamann and Theology -- 11. God as Author: On the Theological Foundation of Hamann's Authorial Poetics (Oswald Bayer) -- 12. Metaphysics and Metacritique: Hamann's Understanding of the Word of God in the Tradition of Lutheran Theology (Johannes von Lüpke) -- 13. Is Theology Possible After Hamann? (Katie Terezakis) -- Appendix: A New English Bibliography of Works on Hamann (Andrew J. Sherrod) -- Contributors