The German invention of race / Sara Eigen and Mark Larrimore -- What "progresses" has race theory made since the times of Leibniz and Wolff? / Peter Fenves -- Laocoön and the Hottentots / Michael Chaouli -- Policing polygeneticism in Germany, 1775: (Kames,) Kant, and Blumenbach / John H. Zammito -- Kant's concept of a human race / Susan M. Shell -- Kant and Blumenbach's polyps: a neglected chapter in the history of the concept of race / Robert Bernasconi -- Race, freedom, and the fall in Steffens and Kant / Mark Larrimore -- The German invention of Völkerkunde: ethnological discourse in Europe and Asia, 1740-1798 / Han F. Vermeulen -- Gods, Titans, and monsters: philhellenism, race, and religion in early nineteenth century mythography / George S. Williamson -- From Indo-Germans to Aryans: philology and the racialization of salvationist national rhetoric, 1806-1830 / Tuska Benes -- Policing the Menschen = Racen / Sara Eigen -- Jewish emancipation and the politics of race / Jonathan M. Hess.
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