Concepts of Culture takes an interdisciplinary approach to conceptual history, broadening the scope of Reinhart Koselleck’s original undertaking through a series of experimental case studies in “applied conceptual history.” Drawing on contributors from art history, comparative literature, cultural studies, German studies, and history, the book o  ers theoretically grounded applications of conceptual history to cultural concepts, demonstrating both the plasticity and the urgency of the conceptual historical project today.