Mark S. Micale is a University Research Fellow at the University of Manchester. Robert L. Dietle is Assistant Professor of History at Western Kentucky University.

• 1. Peter Gay: a life in history Robert L. Dietle and Mark S. Micale; Part I. The Enlightenment and its Heritages: 2. Thomas Hobbes's changing conception of civil science Quentin Skinner; 3. Wisdom at the expense of the dead: thinking about history in the French Enlightenment Harry C. Payne; 4. A provincial doctor faces the Paris establishment: Philippe Pinel, 1778-1793 Dora B. Weiner; 5. 'Philosophical sex': pornography in Old Regime France Robert Darnton; Part II. Mind and Culture in the Victorian Middle Classes: 6. Miracles in English Unitarian thought R. K. Webb; 7. The cardinal's brother: Francis Newman, Victorian Bourgeois W. F. Bynum; 8. The Bourgeois experience as political culture: the Chamberlains of Birmingham David Cannadine; Part III. European Cultural Modernism: 9. Building historical and cultural identities in a modernist frame: Karl Friedrich Schinkel's Bauakademie on content John E. Toews; 10. The European modernist as Anglican moralist: the later social criticism of T. S. Eliot Stefan Collini; 11. Celine and the cultivation of hatred Jay Winter; 12. Modern and post-modern paganism: Peter Gay and Jean-Francois Lyotard Martin Jay; Part IV. Culture, Politics and Society in Twentieth-Century Germany: 13. Paradoxes of censorship in Modern Germany Peter Jelavich; 14. The creation of Wilhelm Busch as a German cultural hero, 1902-1908 Thomas A. Kohut; 15. When the ordinary became extraordinary: German Jews reacting to Nazi persecution 1933-1939 Marion A. Kaplan; Part V. Freud and the History of Psychoanalysis: 16. Opposite the Pantheon: fantasy about a picture postcard sent by Sigmund Freud Ilse Grubrich-Simitis; 17. Retrogression: Helen Deutsch's account of the 'dark continent' Judith M. Hughes; 18. A stoic death: Sigmund Freud, Max Schur and assisted dying in contemporary America Peter Loewenberg; Bibliography; Index.

Mark S. Micale is a University Research Fellow at the University of Manchester. Robert L. Dietle is Assistant Professor of History at Western Kentucky University.

• 1. Peter Gay: a life in history Robert L. Dietle and Mark S. Micale; Part I. The Enlightenment and its Heritages: 2. Thomas Hobbes's changing conception of civil science Quentin Skinner; 3. Wisdom at the expense of the dead: thinking about history in the French Enlightenment Harry C. Payne; 4. A provincial doctor faces the Paris establishment: Philippe Pinel, 1778-1793 Dora B. Weiner; 5. 'Philosophical sex': pornography in Old Regime France Robert Darnton; Part II. Mind and Culture in the Victorian Middle Classes: 6. Miracles in English Unitarian thought R. K. Webb; 7. The cardinal's brother: Francis Newman, Victorian Bourgeois W. F. Bynum; 8. The Bourgeois experience as political culture: the Chamberlains of Birmingham David Cannadine; Part III. European Cultural Modernism: 9. Building historical and cultural identities in a modernist frame: Karl Friedrich Schinkel's Bauakademie on content John E. Toews; 10. The European modernist as Anglican moralist: the later social criticism of T. S. Eliot Stefan Collini; 11. Celine and the cultivation of hatred Jay Winter; 12. Modern and post-modern paganism: Peter Gay and Jean-Francois Lyotard Martin Jay; Part IV. Culture, Politics and Society in Twentieth-Century Germany: 13. Paradoxes of censorship in Modern Germany Peter Jelavich; 14. The creation of Wilhelm Busch as a German cultural hero, 1902-1908 Thomas A. Kohut; 15. When the ordinary became extraordinary: German Jews reacting to Nazi persecution 1933-1939 Marion A. Kaplan; Part V. Freud and the History of Psychoanalysis: 16. Opposite the Pantheon: fantasy about a picture postcard sent by Sigmund Freud Ilse Grubrich-Simitis; 17. Retrogression: Helen Deutsch's account of the 'dark continent' Judith M. Hughes; 18. A stoic death: Sigmund Freud, Max Schur and assisted dying in contemporary America Peter Loewenberg; Bibliography; Index.

Mark S. Micale is a University Research Fellow at the University of Manchester. Robert L. Dietle is Assistant Professor of History at Western Kentucky University.

• 1. Peter Gay: a life in history Robert L. Dietle and Mark S. Micale; Part I. The Enlightenment and its Heritages: 2. Thomas Hobbes's changing conception of civil science Quentin Skinner; 3. Wisdom at the expense of the dead: thinking about history in the French Enlightenment Harry C. Payne; 4. A provincial doctor faces the Paris establishment: Philippe Pinel, 1778-1793 Dora B. Weiner; 5. 'Philosophical sex': pornography in Old Regime France Robert Darnton; Part II. Mind and Culture in the Victorian Middle Classes: 6. Miracles in English Unitarian thought R. K. Webb; 7. The cardinal's brother: Francis Newman, Victorian Bourgeois W. F. Bynum; 8. The Bourgeois experience as political culture: the Chamberlains of Birmingham David Cannadine; Part III. European Cultural Modernism: 9. Building historical and cultural identities in a modernist frame: Karl Friedrich Schinkel's Bauakademie on content John E. Toews; 10. The European modernist as Anglican moralist: the later social criticism of T. S. Eliot Stefan Collini; 11. Celine and the cultivation of hatred Jay Winter; 12. Modern and post-modern paganism: Peter Gay and Jean-Francois Lyotard Martin Jay; Part IV. Culture, Politics and Society in Twentieth-Century Germany: 13. Paradoxes of censorship in Modern Germany Peter Jelavich; 14. The creation of Wilhelm Busch as a German cultural hero, 1902-1908 Thomas A. Kohut; 15. When the ordinary became extraordinary: German Jews reacting to Nazi persecution 1933-1939 Marion A. Kaplan; Part V. Freud and the History of Psychoanalysis: 16. Opposite the Pantheon: fantasy about a picture postcard sent by Sigmund Freud Ilse Grubrich-Simitis; 17. Retrogression: Helen Deutsch's account of the 'dark continent' Judith M. Hughes; 18. A stoic death: Sigmund Freud, Max Schur and assisted dying in contemporary America Peter Loewenberg; Bibliography; Index.