De Gruyter Moser-Bibliographie 1730-1990 - Academic Reference

The Moser-Bibliographie 1730-1990 by De Gruyter provides a comprehensive scholarly resource on Justus Moser (1720-1794). As a prominent historian, jurist, and publisher of the Enlightenment era in Northwest Germany, Moser's influence is documented through this extensive bibliographic work. This volume fills a significant research gap by offering a standardized directory of his writings and the subsequent literature produced about him. The bibliography is divided into two main sections. The first part focuses on primary literature, cataloging over 1,200 titles including works published during his lifetime and posthumous prints. The second part covers secondary literature, featuring more than 1,300 annotated titles. This collection serves as an essential tool for historians and researchers studying the Enlightenment and the intellectual legacy of Justus Moser.