Abicht and Śniadecki: about a Turbulent Philosophical Dispute at the Imperial University of Vilnius in 19th century by Tomasz Kupś

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Rein, Lotze and the rise of empiricism in Finland by Lauri Kallio

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One method to excel them all: on the Holy Trinity as a scientific principle and criterion in François Delsarte's 'course in applied aesthetics' (1839-1870) by Hoover, B

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Embracing Suffering: Unraveling 19th-Century Philosophical Perspectives Amidst Historical and Cultural Changes by Kristoff RADU

“…This article explores the intersection of 19th-century philosophy with historical events, spotlighting Nietzsche, Bentham, Kierkegaard, and Schopenhauer and their distinct perspectives on suffering as a positive element, reflective of the era's cultural and historical nuances. …”
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To sleep, perchance to dream... or staying awake: On Balkanism and the failure of the constructivist standpoint in Serbia: A view from the past by Đerić Gordana

“…The analysis starts from the assumption that the emergence of negative representations of South Eastern Europe cannot be discussed without placing it within the broader context of 18th and 19th century philosophy and literature and the consequences of new philosophical and literary ideas. …”
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Donald Barthelme and not-knowing: 1964-1987 by Abramowitz, R

“…The third chapter shows how Barthelme's university studies in 19th century philosophy, especially Kierkegaard in <em>The Concept of Irony</em> (1841) and Kierkegaard's treatment of Schlegel in that treatise, inform his concern with irony, both in theory and practice, in <em>City Life</em> (1970), <em>Great Days</em> (1979), and <em>Overnight to Many Distant Cities</em> (1983). …”