Kalligone is a philosophical treatise on aesthetics by Johann Gottfried Herder, published in 1800.
On Recent German Literature is a collection of literary criticism published by Johann Gottfried Herder in 1768, during…
The treatise centers on Herder's conviction that the Genesis creation narrative constitutes the oldest written document of the…
The work functions as a companion or continuation of Herder's earlier historical writings, gathering shorter pieces that elaborate…
Herder understood language as the fundamental organ of human thought and perception, and this conviction necessarily shaped his…
Herder's Works is a collection of writings by Johann Gottfried Herder, first published in 1991, spanning philosophy, linguistics,…
Poetic Works is a collection of folk songs and poetry gathered and published by Johann Gottfried Herder, the…
Herder's central concern is that the Bible should be approached not as a collection of abstract doctrinal propositions…
Herder's speech is fundamentally an assessment of Lessing's significance as a writer and thinker, but it is also…
Herder examines Christianity as a living spiritual force that has shaped human consciousness and culture.
A collection of letters to Johann Gottfried Herder from Lavater, Jacobi, Forster, and others, revealing the philosophical and…
Herder's work examines the Resurrection as faith, historical inquiry, and formulated doctrine.
Folk Songs is a poetry collection compiled by Johann Gottfried Herder, first published in 1807.
Herder launches a polemical reckoning with the self-congratulatory myths of Enlightenment progress, siding with what has been defeated…
Herder argues that language is a natural outgrowth of the human mind, rooted in reflective capacity.
