‘Perceptive and scholarly essays on topics such as Maistre’s views on genius […] Hedley’s article (in part a response to Bradley) provides a particularly valuable reassessment of the central place of sacrifice in Maistre’s thought’.- Oxford Journals, French Studies

• Carolina Armenteros and Richard A. Lebrun, IntroductionI. Polemics of the Counter-EnlightenmentDarrin M. McMahon, The genius of MaistreJoseph Eaton, ‘This babe-in-arms’: Joseph de Maistre’s critique of AmericaJean-Yves Pranchère, The negative of the Enlightenment, the positive of order and the impossible positivity of historyII. Makers and heirs of the EnlightenmentPhilippe Barthelet, The Cambridge Platonists mirrored by Joseph de MaistreCarolina Armenteros, Maistre’s RousseausYannis Constantinidès, Two great enemies of the Enlightenment: Joseph de Maistre and SchopenhauerIII. Maistrian afterlives of the theological EnlightenmentDouglas Hedley, Enigmatic images of an invisible world: sacrifice, suffering and theodicy in Joseph de MaistreEmile Perreau-Saussine, Why Maistre became UltramontaneAimee E. Barbeau, The Savoyard philosopher: deist or Neoplatonist?Elcio Vercosa Filho, The pedagogical nature of Maistre’s thoughtCarolina Armenteros, ConclusionSummariesBibliographyIndex

‘Perceptive and scholarly essays on topics such as Maistre’s views on genius […] Hedley’s article (in part a response to Bradley) provides a particularly valuable reassessment of the central place of sacrifice in Maistre’s thought’.- Oxford Journals, French Studies

• Carolina Armenteros and Richard A. Lebrun, IntroductionI. Polemics of the Counter-EnlightenmentDarrin M. McMahon, The genius of MaistreJoseph Eaton, ‘This babe-in-arms’: Joseph de Maistre’s critique of AmericaJean-Yves Pranchère, The negative of the Enlightenment, the positive of order and the impossible positivity of historyII. Makers and heirs of the EnlightenmentPhilippe Barthelet, The Cambridge Platonists mirrored by Joseph de MaistreCarolina Armenteros, Maistre’s RousseausYannis Constantinidès, Two great enemies of the Enlightenment: Joseph de Maistre and SchopenhauerIII. Maistrian afterlives of the theological EnlightenmentDouglas Hedley, Enigmatic images of an invisible world: sacrifice, suffering and theodicy in Joseph de MaistreEmile Perreau-Saussine, Why Maistre became UltramontaneAimee E. Barbeau, The Savoyard philosopher: deist or Neoplatonist?Elcio Vercosa Filho, The pedagogical nature of Maistre’s thoughtCarolina Armenteros, ConclusionSummariesBibliographyIndex

‘Perceptive and scholarly essays on topics such as Maistre’s views on genius […] Hedley’s article (in part a response to Bradley) provides a particularly valuable reassessment of the central place of sacrifice in Maistre’s thought’.- Oxford Journals, French Studies

• Carolina Armenteros and Richard A. Lebrun, IntroductionI. Polemics of the Counter-EnlightenmentDarrin M. McMahon, The genius of MaistreJoseph Eaton, ‘This babe-in-arms’: Joseph de Maistre’s critique of AmericaJean-Yves Pranchère, The negative of the Enlightenment, the positive of order and the impossible positivity of historyII. Makers and heirs of the EnlightenmentPhilippe Barthelet, The Cambridge Platonists mirrored by Joseph de MaistreCarolina Armenteros, Maistre’s RousseausYannis Constantinidès, Two great enemies of the Enlightenment: Joseph de Maistre and SchopenhauerIII. Maistrian afterlives of the theological EnlightenmentDouglas Hedley, Enigmatic images of an invisible world: sacrifice, suffering and theodicy in Joseph de MaistreEmile Perreau-Saussine, Why Maistre became UltramontaneAimee E. Barbeau, The Savoyard philosopher: deist or Neoplatonist?Elcio Vercosa Filho, The pedagogical nature of Maistre’s thoughtCarolina Armenteros, ConclusionSummariesBibliographyIndex