… interaction between enlightenment and community in mid-… formative personalities: Gotthold
Ephraim Lessing, Thomas Abbt, and … That Lessing and Abbt were avid readers of Bayle is …

… writings this truism is doubly applicable to Lessing. His philosophy of religion constitutes an
… tion of the main religious-philosophical tendencies of Lessing*s age, ie of that period in the …

… Enlightenment author Gotthold Ephraim Lessing (1729–81), Germany’s most famous advocate
of religious tolerance and an icon of interfaith friendship. Reexamining Lessing’s … Lessing …

… me to the study of Lessing. In order to reexamine Troeltsch's thesis, I intended to carry out
a thorough study of Lessing's religious thought. The reason for taking up Lessing is that he …

… interest in Lessing was initially occasioned by my reading of Kierkegaard, the central focus
of the book is on Lessing’s polemical relation to the various strands of Enlightenment thought, …

This book details the contributions made by Lessing, Abbt, and Herder to the discourse or
problem of the public in eighteenth-century Germany. Redekop sur veys their specific texts that …

… to be the entelechy of mankind fate in Lessing's Nathan we need to realize that she, in ently
(… moment of intolerance that ca ability of any project of Enlightenment.'" 'The conce Schmitt 16 …

… Enlightenment's anticipatory critique and evasion of teleological historicism takes shape as
an ethicotheology of generosity in Lessing's … Lessing's Enlightenment swerve away from the …

Enlightenment and Community contributes to the burgeoning historical literature on the so-called"
public sphere." Taking its point of departure from Jiirgen Habermas's now hugely …

… was now suspicious that Lessing would publish this book. Lessing and Mendelssohn had
very … Voltaire wrote a letter to Lessing, which Lessing said was silly. The rumor-kitchen worked …