Bos, Jacques (Editor)
Rotmans, Jan (Editor)
Brill
Edition Details: Book series: Brill's studies in intellectual history, volume 332
Language: English
The Long Quarrel: Past and Present in the Eighteenth Century examines how the intellectual clashes emerging from the Quarrel of the Ancients and the Moderns continued to reverberate until the end of the eighteenth century. This extended Quarrel was not just about the value of ancient and modern, but about historical thought in a broader sense. The tension between ancient and modern expanded into a more general tension between past and present, which were no longer seen as essentially similar, but as different in nature. Thus, a new kind of historical consciousness came into being in the Long Quarrel of the eighteenth century, which also gave rise to new ideas about knowledge, art, literature and politics. (Pubilsher)
...MoreReview Henrik Ågren (2023) Review of "The long quarrel: past and present in the eighteenth century". Renaissance Quarterly (pp. 1592-1593).
Chapter Håkon Evju (2021) Between History and Political Economy: The Debate over Ancient Populousness in Eighteenth-Century Denmark-Norway. In: The long quarrel: past and present in the eighteenth century (pp. 202-221).
Chapter Andrew Jainchill (2021) The Political Thought of Henri de Boulainvilliers Reconsidered. In: The long quarrel: past and present in the eighteenth century (pp. 184-201).
Chapter McDaniel, Iain (2021) Ochlocracy and Democracy in the “Long Quarrel”: Modern Republicanism and Its Ancient Rivals Revisited. In: The long quarrel: past and present in the eighteenth century (pp. 161-183).
Chapter Friederike Voßkamp (2021) “Necesse est indiciis monstrare recentibus abdita rerum”: William Hogarth’s The Four Times of Day and the Challenge to Past Models in Eighteenth-Century Art. In: The long quarrel: past and present in the eighteenth century (pp. 138-158).
Chapter Anna Cullhed (2021) “Horace is dead, but I am alive”: Epic Failure and Satiric Authority in Eighteenth-Century Sweden. In: The long quarrel: past and present in the eighteenth century (pp. 118-137).
Chapter Vera Faßhauer (2021) Thersites Moralized: Eighteenth-Century Corrective, Apologetic and Exegetic Readings of the Second Book of Homer’s Iliad. In: The long quarrel: past and present in the eighteenth century (pp. 99-117).
Chapter David D. Reitsam (2021) Questioning Homer’s Iliad: Different Perceptions of the Ancient World in the Pages of the Nouveau Mercure Galant. In: The long quarrel: past and present in the eighteenth century (pp. 83-98).
Chapter Anton M. Matytsin (2021) The Quarrel over Chronology at the Académie des inscriptions: Ancient History, Modern Methods, and the Autonomy of the Historical Discipline. In: The long quarrel: past and present in the eighteenth century (pp. 59-80).
Chapter Zabel, Christine (2021) The Speculative Foundations of the Quarrel: Fontenelle’s Plurality of Inhabited Worlds and the “Epistemology of the Uncertain”. In: The long quarrel: past and present in the eighteenth century (pp. 37-58).
Chapter Larry F. Norman (2021) The Quarrel in the Long Eighteenth Century: From “Ancient and Modern” to “Classical and Romantic”. In: The long quarrel: past and present in the eighteenth century (pp. 16-34).
Chapter Rotmans, Jan; Bos, Jacques (2021) The Long Quarrel in the Eighteenth Century. In: The long quarrel: past and present in the eighteenth century (pp. 3-15).
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