Faculty of Philosophy


Raymond Geuss



Portrait of Raymond Geuss and Edward Craig Raymond Geuss works in the general areas of political philosophy and the history of Continental Philosophy.


Principal academic publications

  • The Idea of a Critical Theory (Cambridge University Press,1981)
  • Morality, culture, and history (Cambridge University Press,1999)
  • History and illusion in politics (Cambridge University Press, 2001)
  • Public goods, private goods (Princeton University Press, 2001)
  • Glück und Politik: Potsdamer Vorlesungen (Berliner Wissenschaftsverlag, 2004)
  • Outside ethics (Princeton University Press, 2005)
  • Philosophy and real politics (Princeton University Press, 2008)
  • Politics and the imagination (Princeton University Press, 2010)

Recent and forthcoming:

  • `Identity, property, and the past’ in Arion (winter 2010)
  • 'The Future of evil' in Essays on 'The Genealogy of morality' ed. Simon May (CUP, 2011)
  • ‘Wer das Sagen hat’ in Mittelweg 36 (vol. 6, December 2011/January 2012)
  • ‘Universities in the Big Society’ in Globalised capitalism between hard cultures and soft culture ed. Theo Leuenberger (forthcoming Springer, 2012)
  • A world without why (Princeton University Press, forthcoming 2012)
  • 'Post-Kantianism' in Oxford Handbook of the History of Ethics ed. Roger Crisp (OUP, forthcoming 2012)
  • `Did Williams do ethics?‘ in Arion (forthcoming spring 2012)
  • ‘Economies: good, bad, indifferent’ in Inquiry (forthcoming, 2012)
  • ‘Können die Geisteswissenschaften den Neo-Liberalismus überstehen?’ in Bildung der Moderne ed. Klaus Vieweg (forthcoming, 2012)

 

Other recent publications:

  • ‘“Wickedness Defeated” Says PM as Baghdad Library Burns’ in Morning Star (3 February, 2010)
  • Three poems (‘Avis pacis’, ‘”Hälfte des Lebens” as a Swabian haiku’, and ‘Two
    forgettable contemporaries’
    ) in Cambridge Literary Review, vol. 1, no.3
    (Easter 2010)
  • ‘Der Markt soll alles wieder richten’ in Die Zeit (10.03.11)
  • `Kritik’ in Politische Theorie und politische Philosophie ed. Hartmann and Offe (Beck,
    2011)
  • "Da hilft nur eine ganz andere Politik!" [interview for Die Tagesschau, 10th August 2011]
  • "Aufruf zum Widerstand" (Interview with Christian Lininger of ORF, Friday 12th August)

In Progress:

  • `Die Fibel der Dystopie’
  • `Aufklärung und Genealogie’
  • `Freuds Totem und Tabu nach hundert Jahren’ [Arbeitstitel]
  • `Bernard Williams and antiquity’ [working title]

Teaching:

In 2010-11 Raymond Geuss is scheduled to lecture on aesthetics and on political philosophy in the Philosophy Tripos. He is, however, not a member of a College and does not supervise undergraduates in the Faculty of Philosophy.

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