Introduction / Richard T. Gray
1. Imagination on the Move / Wolfgang Welsch
2. The Poetics of Nature: Literature and Constructive Imagination in the History of Geology / Georg Braungart
3. Between Imagination and Reason: Kant and Spinoza on Fictions / Beth Lord
4. Herder on Interpretation and Imagination / Michael N. Forster
5. William Blake: Imagination, Vision, Inspiration, Intellect / Hazard Adams
6. Imaginative Power as Prerequisite for an Aesthetics of Freedom in Friedrich Schiller’s Works / Wilhelm Voskamp
7. The Gentle Force over Pictures: Hegel’s Philosophical Conception of the Imagination / Klaus Vieweg
8. The Status of Literature in Hegel’s Phenomenology of Spirit: On the Lives of Concepts / Robert B. Pippin
9. Difficult Freedom: Hegel’s Symbolic Art and Schelling’s Historiography in The Ages of the World (1815) / Tilottama Rajan
10. From Art to History: Schelling’s Modern Mythology and the Coming Community / Richard Block
11. “To impose is not to discover”: A Romantic-Modernist Continuity in Contradiction / Christoph Bode
Biographies of Editors and Contributors
Index