Victor Cousin

Delphine Antoine-Mahut and Daniel Whistler: Editors' Preface: Victor Cousin, Eclectic Philosophy and its Legacies
Note on Editions, Abbreviations, and Translations
Part One: Introductions
1: Delphine Antoine-Mahut: Cousin and French Philosophy
2: Felix Barancy and Sarah Bernard-Granger: Cousin and the Politics of Philosophy
3: Pierre-Francois Moreau: Cousin and the History of Philosophy
4: Lucie Rey: Cousin and the Eighteenth Century
5: Daniel Whistler: Cousin and the Problem of Metaphysics
Part Two: Texts
The Three Prefaces
6: Preface to the 1826 Edition of Philosophical Fragments
7: Preface to the 1833 Edition of Philosophical Fragments
8: Prefatory Note to the 1838 Edition of Philosophical Fragments
1816-1818
9: On the Moral Law and Freedom
10: On the True Meaning of the cogito, ergo sum
11: Attempt at a Classification of Philosophical Questions and Schools
12: On the Fact of Consciousness
13: On the Clear and the Obscure in Knowledge, or On Spontaneity and Reflection
14: On Real Beauty and Ideal Beauty
1826-1830
15: The True Beginning of the History of Philosophy
16: Plato: Language of the Theory of Ideas
17: Plato
18: Prefatory Note to New Philosophical Fragments
19: Preface to the Translation of Tennemann's Manual of the History of Philosophy
20: From Review of Reiffenberg's On Eclecticism
After 1833
21: Introduction to the Posthumous Works of Maine de Biran
22: From Abelard
23: From Foreword to On Pascal's Pensees
24: Foreword to Fragments of Cartesian Philosophy
Appendix: Two Edicts Issued by the Royal Council of Public Education

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• Ética e filosofia moral
• Filosofia ocidental: Iluminismo
• Filosofia: metafísica e ontologia