Mendelssohn’s Aesthetics of Critical Tolerance

Idealistic Studies 47 (1):123-140 (2017)
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This paper revisits Moses Mendelssohn’s political theology through his early aesthetic writings, and in conjunction with his later writing on politics and religion, unearths a model of religious toleration that can respond to many contemporary critiques of tolerance, especially those which draw from Jacobi and Schmitt’s decisionist political theology.

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