J P Stern

• Nietzsche on Tragedy

  J P Stern, Michael Silk et al.•BOOK•Nietzsche on Tragedy•2016

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• Religion and the Orangists 1650–1675

  J P Stern, Jill Stern•ARTICLE•Dutch Crossing•2006

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  In February 1659 the poet and dramatist Jan Zoet appeared before the Amsterdam church consistory accused of spreading error. A radical free thinker, Zoet had an abiding contempt for the public church. Yet this scourge of the Calvinist ministry was an ardent and committed supporter of the House of Orange. This article examines the relationship between the supporters of William III and the public church as expressed in the books and pamphlet litera…

• The rhetoric of popular Orangism, 1650-72

  Open Access•J P Stern, Jill Stern•ARTICLE•Historical Research•2004

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  During the period 1650-72, the Dutch Republic was without a stadtholder prince of Orange. This article examines the rhetoric of the supporters of the House of Orange throughout these years in relation to the common people of the Republic. Within this context, it investigates the arguments that Orangists used to justify the restoration of the stadtholderate, and examines how, at critical times, direct action by the commonalty was incited and justi…

• London German Studies III

  Susann Samples, J P Stern•ARTICLE•German Studies Review•1988

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• Paths and Labyrinths

  Paul Dvorak, Paul F Dvorak et al.•ARTICLE•The German Quarterly•1987

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• London German Studies II

  R K Angress, J P Stern•ARTICLE•German Studies Review•1985

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• Defending the State against the Nations

  Open Access•J P Stern, Jonathan Stern•ARTICLE•The Historical Journal•1985•Citada por: 1

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• Nietzsche on Tragedy

  M S Silk, Michael Silk et al.•BOOK•Nietzsche on tragedy•1981•Referências: 2

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  Preface Note 1. Germany and Greece 2. Biographical background I: Nietzsche and his early interests 3. Biographical background II: the genesis of The Birth of Tragedy 4. The argument of The Birth of Tragedy 5. The aftermath 6. Nietzsche's account of Greece 7. Mode and originality 8. Tragedy, music and aesthetics 9. Nietzsche and earlier German theories of tragedy 10. Style and philosophy Notes Bibliography Index

• Words Are Also Deeds

  J P Stern•ARTICLE•New Literary History•1981

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  T H HE SUBJECT of the following observations is both important and, methodologically, deeply unsound. For one thing it is much too large for what I know and for the framework of such a paper as this. But quite apart from that, the evidence on which I, or indeed anybody, has to rely in speaking about language consciousness is bound to be, in part at any rate, highly speculative. The reasons why writers, and people generally, think about language a…

• A Study of Nietzsche

  Philip Jones, P H Jones et al.•ARTICLE•The Philosophical Quarterly•1980

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  Journal Article Book Reviews Get access A Study of Nietzsche. By J. P. Stern. ( C.U.P. 1979. Pp. xiv+220. Price £7.95) P. H. Jones P. H. Jones Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Philosophical Quarterly, Volume 30, Issue 120, July 1980, Pages 250–251, https://doi.org/10.2307/2219250 Published: 01 July 1980

• A Game of Utopia

  Open Access•J P Stern•ARTICLE•German Life and Letters•1980•Citada por: 1

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• On Realism

  A T Alt, J P Stern•ARTICLE•The German Quarterly•1976

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• Taking Literary Realism out of the Old Curiosity Shop

  Cushing Strout, J P Stern•ARTICLE•diacritics•1975

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• From Family Album to Literary History

  J P Stern•ARTICLE•New Literary History•1975

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  Given that our concern with the past is concern of our understanding, and that, accordingly, the criteria we apply when selecting past events are those of intellectual coherence; given also that the past is finished and dead and rounded off, and that we can survey it because it is finished and rounded off, I shall take history to be world of ideas2 relating to that past and aiming at consistent presentation of it (and therefore something differen…

• Occlusions, Disclosures, Conclusions

  J P Stern•ARTICLE•New Literary History•1973

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  T IS THE END of December 1932. After gaining 37 percent of the votes cast in the July elections, Hitler has refused von Papen's offer of the Vice-Chancellorship. New elections, the fourth since 1928, take place on 6 November, when the National Socialists lose some 34 of their 230 seats in the Reichstag. While the voting is going on, the public transport workers of Berlin are called out on an unofficial strike, led by the Communists under the prot…

• Franz Kafka's "Das Urteil"

  J P Stern•ARTICLE•The German Quarterly•1972

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  Das Urteil is one of the few stories Kafka was proud of having written and continued to find satisfactory; with it begins the work of his maturity. It was composed in the night from 22 to 23 September 1912, and published later that year.' It is dedicated to F, Felice Bauer, whom Kafka had met for the first time that summer; the peculiar irony of the dedication is patent to any reader. I have chosen it for interpretation for three closely connecte…

• Reflections on Realism

  Open Access•J P Stern, Jack Stern•ARTICLE•Journal of European Studies•1971•Citada por: 2

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• Arthur Schnitzler

  Hunter G Hannum, J P Stern•ARTICLE•The German Quarterly•1968

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• Notes on the West German Army

  Open Access•J P Stern•ARTICLE•German Life and Letters•1966

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• Franz Kafka

  Open Access•J P Stern•ARTICLE•Critical Quarterly•1965

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• Heine

  J P Stern•ARTICLE•New left review•1963

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• Lichtenbergs a Doctrine of Scattered Occasions

  Jacob Hieble, J P Stern•ARTICLE•The German Quarterly•1961

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• The White Rose

  Open Access•J P Stern•ARTICLE•German Life and Letters•1958

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• La Pensee de Leibniz

  Philip P Wiener, Yvon Belaval et al.•ARTICLE•The Philosophical Review•1953

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• Reflections on Realism

  Open Access•J P Stern, Jack Stern•ARTICLE•Journal of European Studies•1971•Citada por: 2

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• Defending the State against the Nations

  Open Access•J P Stern, Jonathan Stern•ARTICLE•The Historical Journal•1985•Citada por: 1

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• A Game of Utopia

  Open Access•J P Stern•ARTICLE•German Life and Letters•1980•Citada por: 1

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• La Pensee de Leibniz

  Philip P Wiener, Yvon Belaval et al.•ARTICLE•The Philosophical Review•1953

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• The White Rose

  Open Access•J P Stern•ARTICLE•German Life and Letters•1958

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• Lichtenbergs a Doctrine of Scattered Occasions

  Jacob Hieble, J P Stern•ARTICLE•The German Quarterly•1961

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• Heine

  J P Stern•ARTICLE•New left review•1963

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• Franz Kafka

  Open Access•J P Stern•ARTICLE•Critical Quarterly•1965

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• Notes on the West German Army

  Open Access•J P Stern•ARTICLE•German Life and Letters•1966

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• Arthur Schnitzler

  Hunter G Hannum, J P Stern•ARTICLE•The German Quarterly•1968

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• Reflections on Realism

  Open Access•J P Stern, Jack Stern•ARTICLE•Journal of European Studies•1971•Citada por: 2

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• Franz Kafka's "Das Urteil"

  J P Stern•ARTICLE•The German Quarterly•1972

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  Das Urteil is one of the few stories Kafka was proud of having written and continued to find satisfactory; with it begins the work of his maturity. It was composed in the night from 22 to 23 September 1912, and published later that year.' It is dedicated to F, Felice Bauer, whom Kafka had met for the first time that summer; the peculiar irony of the dedication is patent to any reader. I have chosen it for interpretation for three closely connecte…

• Occlusions, Disclosures, Conclusions

  J P Stern•ARTICLE•New Literary History•1973

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  T IS THE END of December 1932. After gaining 37 percent of the votes cast in the July elections, Hitler has refused von Papen's offer of the Vice-Chancellorship. New elections, the fourth since 1928, take place on 6 November, when the National Socialists lose some 34 of their 230 seats in the Reichstag. While the voting is going on, the public transport workers of Berlin are called out on an unofficial strike, led by the Communists under the prot…

• Taking Literary Realism out of the Old Curiosity Shop

  Cushing Strout, J P Stern•ARTICLE•diacritics•1975

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• From Family Album to Literary History

  J P Stern•ARTICLE•New Literary History•1975

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  Given that our concern with the past is concern of our understanding, and that, accordingly, the criteria we apply when selecting past events are those of intellectual coherence; given also that the past is finished and dead and rounded off, and that we can survey it because it is finished and rounded off, I shall take history to be world of ideas2 relating to that past and aiming at consistent presentation of it (and therefore something differen…

• On Realism

  A T Alt, J P Stern•ARTICLE•The German Quarterly•1976

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• A Study of Nietzsche

  Philip Jones, P H Jones et al.•ARTICLE•The Philosophical Quarterly•1980

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  Journal Article Book Reviews Get access A Study of Nietzsche. By J. P. Stern. ( C.U.P. 1979. Pp. xiv+220. Price £7.95) P. H. Jones P. H. Jones Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Philosophical Quarterly, Volume 30, Issue 120, July 1980, Pages 250–251, https://doi.org/10.2307/2219250 Published: 01 July 1980

• A Game of Utopia

  Open Access•J P Stern•ARTICLE•German Life and Letters•1980•Citada por: 1

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• Nietzsche on Tragedy

  M S Silk, Michael Silk et al.•BOOK•Nietzsche on tragedy•1981•Referências: 2

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  Preface Note 1. Germany and Greece 2. Biographical background I: Nietzsche and his early interests 3. Biographical background II: the genesis of The Birth of Tragedy 4. The argument of The Birth of Tragedy 5. The aftermath 6. Nietzsche's account of Greece 7. Mode and originality 8. Tragedy, music and aesthetics 9. Nietzsche and earlier German theories of tragedy 10. Style and philosophy Notes Bibliography Index

• Words Are Also Deeds

  J P Stern•ARTICLE•New Literary History•1981

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  T H HE SUBJECT of the following observations is both important and, methodologically, deeply unsound. For one thing it is much too large for what I know and for the framework of such a paper as this. But quite apart from that, the evidence on which I, or indeed anybody, has to rely in speaking about language consciousness is bound to be, in part at any rate, highly speculative. The reasons why writers, and people generally, think about language a…

• London German Studies II

  R K Angress, J P Stern•ARTICLE•German Studies Review•1985

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• Defending the State against the Nations

  Open Access•J P Stern, Jonathan Stern•ARTICLE•The Historical Journal•1985•Citada por: 1

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  An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content

• Paths and Labyrinths

  Paul Dvorak, Paul F Dvorak et al.•ARTICLE•The German Quarterly•1987

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• London German Studies III

  Susann Samples, J P Stern•ARTICLE•German Studies Review•1988

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• The rhetoric of popular Orangism, 1650-72

  Open Access•J P Stern, Jill Stern•ARTICLE•Historical Research•2004

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  During the period 1650-72, the Dutch Republic was without a stadtholder prince of Orange. This article examines the rhetoric of the supporters of the House of Orange throughout these years in relation to the common people of the Republic. Within this context, it investigates the arguments that Orangists used to justify the restoration of the stadtholderate, and examines how, at critical times, direct action by the commonalty was incited and justi…

• Religion and the Orangists 1650–1675

  J P Stern, Jill Stern•ARTICLE•Dutch Crossing•2006

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  In February 1659 the poet and dramatist Jan Zoet appeared before the Amsterdam church consistory accused of spreading error. A radical free thinker, Zoet had an abiding contempt for the public church. Yet this scourge of the Calvinist ministry was an ardent and committed supporter of the House of Orange. This article examines the relationship between the supporters of William III and the public church as expressed in the books and pamphlet litera…

• Nietzsche on Tragedy

  J P Stern, Michael Silk et al.•BOOK•Nietzsche on Tragedy•2016

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