Bloomsbury Companion Research Articles

The Bloomsbury Companion to Lexicography edited by Howard Jackson (review)

The Bloomsbury Companion to Lexicography edited by Howard Jackson (review)

The Bloomsbury companion to Islamic studies

The Bloomsbury companion to Islamic studies

The Bloomsbury companion to Hobbes

Introduction 1. Life and Times: Childhood - Civil War - Education - Historical context - Influences - Patrons and friends - Works 2. Method: Definition - Experience - Experimentation - Game Theoretic Interpretations - Geometry - Logic - Observation - Reasoning - Resolutive-compositive method 3. Language: Absurdity - Definitions - Indexicals - Meaning - Names and Universals - Ratiocination - Rhetoric - Uses and abuses 4. Political Philosophy: Absolutism - Authorization and Alienation - Commonwealth - Duties of soverseigns and subjects - Equality - Laws of nature - Interest - Liberty - Monarchy and other forms of government - Obligation - Parental authority lies naturally in the mother - Private judgment - Power - Resistance and non-resistance - Rights - Social Contract - Sovereign - State of nature - Subjects - War and Peace 5. Moral Philosophy: Appetite and Aversion - Deliberation - Desire - Duty - Egoism - Equality - Fear - Folly - Good and evil - Human nature - Law of nature - Manners - Prudence - Obligation - Right of nature - Right and wrong - Self-preservation - Small morals, distinguished - Virtue - Wisdom 6. Religion: Anglicanism - Ecclesiology - Episcopacy - Erastianism - God - Hell - Heresy - Independency - Kingdom of Darkness - Miracles - Mohametans - Natural Religion - Presbyterianism - Puritanism - Revelation - Roman Catholicism - Salvation - Scripture - Superstition - Things Indifferent - Toleration - Trinity - Worship / 7. Law: Adjudication - Casuistry - Civil law - Divine law - Educative function of law - Equity - Good laws, defined - International law/ international relations - Judgment - Legislation - Natural law - Positive law - Revenge - Sin and Law - Crime and Punishment 8. Science and Philosophy: Body - Cause - Liberty - Materialism - Motion - Necessity and Contingency - Optics - Passions - Plenism - Reasoning, instrumental - Space and Time - Squaring the circle 9. Epistemology: Belief - History and historical knowledge - Knowledge - Opinion - Sensation and perception / 10. Lessons and Unsolved Mysteries: Hobbes's legacy - Hobbes and liberalism - Right to revolution - Does Hobbes's philosophy presuppose atheism? - What political forms can count as sovereign? - Is Hobbesian sovereignty obsolete in a world of global independence? Bibliography Index

The Bloomsbury companion to Socrates

List of Contributors Preface 1. The Quest for the Historical Socrates Robin Waterfield 2. Socratic Irony Iakovos Vasiliou 3. Socratic Philosophizing David Wolfsdorf 4. Socratric Metaphysics William J. Prior 5. Socratic Ignorance and Types of Knowledge Keith McPartland 6. The Priority of Definition Hugh H. Benson 7. Socratic Eudaimonism Naomi Reshotko 8. Socratic Moral Psychology Thomas C. Brickhouse and Nicholas D. Smith 9. Socrates on Love Suzanne Obdrzalek 10. Socrates' Political Philosophy Curtis N. Johnson 11. Socratic Theology and Piety Mark L. McPherran 12. Socrates' Religious Experiences John Bussanich 13. The Politics of Impiety: Why was Socrates Prosecuted by the Athenian Democracy? Mark Ralkowski Notes Bibliography Index

The Bloomsbury companion to Hegel

List of Contributors Acknowledgements List of Abbreviations Introduction Allegra de Laurentiis and B. Jeffrey Edwards 1. Hegel's Path to the System 1.1 Tubingen, Bern and Frankfurt: 1788-1800 Martin Bondeli 1.2 The Jena Years: 1801-1806 Martin Bondeli 1.3 The Phenomenology of Spirit of 1807: a Conspectus Kenneth R. Westphal 2. The System of Philosophy 2.1 The Introductions to the System Ardis Collins 2.2 Science of Logic Michael Wolff 2.3 Philosophy of Nature Dieter Wandschneider 2.4 Transition to Spirit Cinzia Ferrini 2.5 Subjective Spirit: Soul, Consciousness, Intelligence and Will Willem deVries 2.6 Objective Spirit: Right, Morality, Ethical Life and World History Italo Testa 2.7 Absolute Spirit: Art, Religion and Philosophy Walter Jaeschke 3. Substantive and Interpretive Questions 3.1 Logic - Nature - Spirit Michael J. Inwood 3.2 System and History Angelica Nuzzo 3.3 Concept, Object, and Absolute Idea Burkhard Tuschling 3.4 Determination, Determinacy Michael J. Inwood 3.5 Thinking and Knowing Marina Bykova 3.6 Mediation and Immediacy Marina Bykova 3.7 Truth George di Giovanni 3.8 Spirit, Consciousness, Self-Consciousness Michael J. Inwood 3.9 Reason and Understanding Michael J. Inwood 3.10 The Finite and the Infinite Angelica Nuzzo 3.11 Moment George di Giovanni 3.12 Negativity, Negation George di Giovanni 3.13 Identity and Contradiction George di Giovanni 3.14 Will and Freedom Marina Bykova 4. Hegel's Forms of Argument 4.1 Scepsis and Scepticism Italo Testa 4.2 Dialectic Manfred Baum 4.3 Proof, Justification, Refutation Kenneth R. Westphal 5. Hegel's Philosophical Influence 5.1 Feuerbach, Bauer, Marx and Marxisms Tom Rockmore 5.2 Hegel and Analytic Philosophy Paul Redding 5.3 Hegel in France Tom Rockmore 5.4 Marx's Hegelian Project and World History Fred E. Schrader 6. Chronologies 6.1 Notable Dates in Hegel's Life Kenneth R. Westphal 6.2 Writings, Publications and Berlin Lecture Series Kenneth R. Westphal Selected Bibliography Analytical Index of Subjects Index of Names