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

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

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