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本文讨论了德国神学家施泰因巴特(1738-1809)的一部作品的盗版翻译,并指出该作品的作者是德国激进启蒙运动后期的重要人物雅各布·莫维隆(1743-1794)。在这本《动机的检验》(Examen des motifs la vertu, 1774)中,莫维龙将主要文本淹没在大量评论中,目的是质疑斯坦巴特的主张。施泰因巴特的工作本身就是对普鲁士的腓特烈二世(1712-1786)的一篇论文的回应。莫维隆的干预是为了警告教会和国家之间的联盟,他在腓特烈的论文和斯坦巴特的回应中看到了这一点
Neology vs. Radical Enlightenment: Gotthilf Samuel Steinbart, Jakob Mauvillon, and Frederick the Great’s Essai sur l’Amour-propre envisagé comme Principe de Morale (1770)
ABSTRACT This article discusses a pirated translation and edition of a work by the German theologian Gotthilf Samuel Steinbart (1738–1809) and shows that it can be attributed to Jakob Mauvillon (1743–1794), an important figure of the late Radical Enlightenment in Germany. In this Examen des motifs à la vertu (1774) Mauvillon submerges the primary text in a flood of commentary, with the aim of discrediting Steinbart’s claims. Steinbart’s work was itself a response to a treatise by Frederick II of Prussia (1712–1786). Mauvillon’s intervention was intended to warn against the alliance between church and state that he saw emerging in Frederick’s treatise and Steinbart’s response