Josiah Royce

Christoph Seibert (Herausgegeben von) is Professor of Systematic Theology, Ethics, and Philosophy of Religion at the University of Hamburg.Christian Polke (Herausgegeben von) (1980-2023) was Professor of Systematic Theology and Ethics at the Georg-August-University of Göttingen.

• Bridging Two Continents: Royce between Pragmatism and IdealismLudwig Nagl: Towards a Globalized Philosophical Discourse on Religion: Royce Re-reads Kant and Hegel in the Light of James and Peirce (thereby opening "Windows to Asian Thought") - Christoph Seibert: The Ethical Nucleus of Reality. Reflections on the Foundations of Royce's Theory of Knowledge - Douglas Anderson: What Philosophy Meant to Josiah RoyceThe Individual and the Community: The Ethics of LoyaltyDwayne Tunstall: We Are Destined to Be Moral Failures. Royce's Ethical Insights and His Acknowledgment of Our Inevitable Moral Failure - Alexander Filipović: Royce and Mead on the Foundations of Ethics - Magnus Schlette: "[…] choose your cause and serve it". The Individualization of the Moral Law according to Simmel and Royce - Christian Polke: Loyalty and Covenant. On Royce's Spiritual CommunitarianismInterpreting Religious Experience: The Meaning of the AbsoluteRobert Neville: Royce's Philosophy of Religion. A Critical Appraisal - Gesche Linde: "[A] religion of the social consciousness": Royce's Translation of Christian Religion into Social Philosophy and his Concept of Interpretation - Heiko Schulz: The Unsurpassable Good. Reconsidering Royce's Theodicy - Martin Wendte: "The Interpreter who interprets all to all". The Approach of Royce in his Later Works to the Idea of the Absolute - in Conversation with the Idea of God as omnitudo realitatis, from Kant via Hegel to the later Schelling