UID:
almafu_9959227324702883
Format:
1 online resource (xx,646p.)
Edition:
1st ed.
ISBN:
1-280-52303-4
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0-19-802041-4
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9786610523030
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0-19-536512-7
Note:
Includes index.
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Intro -- Contents -- References Given Throughout the Text -- Secondary Sources Often Mentioned in the Text -- Introduction: In the Spirit of Hegel -- The Place of the Phenomenology: Against Reading Hegel Backwards -- Hegel as Humanist -- Hegel as Anti-Metaphysician, Anti-Epistemologist -- Phenomenology: The Science of Experience -- Two Hegels -- Hegel's Politics -- Hegel's Method: Dialectic -- Hegel: An Interpretation -- PART ONE: SETTING THE STAGE-THE TIMES, THE MAN, THE BOOK -- Chapter One: The Spirit of the Times -- The New World: 1806 -- A Quest for Identity -- The Use and Abuse of History -- Sun and Shadows -- Romanticism -- Poetry and Prophecy -- Nature and Spirit: Hölderlin's Grand Metaphor -- The Role of Religion -- Chapter Two: From Kant to Hegel -- Immanual Kant (1724-1804) -- German Idealism after Kant -- Johann Gottlieb Fichte (1762-1814) -- Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph von Schelling (1775-1854) and Das Romantik -- The Difference Between Fichte's and Schelling's System of Philosophy -- Chapter Three: Younger Hegel -- The Vocation of a Non-Scholar -- Freedom, Feeling, and Folk-Religion -- The "Positivity" of Christian Religion -- Images from Hölderlin -- Love and the Spirit of Christianity -- The Professional Years: 1801-1806 -- Chapter Four (a): The Phenomenology of Spirit The Book -- Hegel's Approach to Philosophy -- Hegel's Language -- Chapter Four (b): The Phenomenology of Spirit: Its Purpose ("Truth") -- The Problem of Truth -- Reason and Rationality -- The Problem of Knowledge and the Obviousness of Idealism -- The Absolute -- Spirit and Self-Identity -- Science, System, Dialectic: The Problem of Necessity -- Chapter Four (c): The Phenomenology of Spirit: Its Structure -- Hegel's "Dialectic -- The Phenomenology as Art: The World as Willful Representation -- Dialectic and "the Development of the Concept.
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The Structure of The Phenomenology of Spirit or Lack of It -- Chapter Five: Hegel's Own View of the Phenomenology: The Preface -- Part I: A Preface to the Preface: Philosophical Truth -- The Preface -- Appendix to Part I: A Glossary of Terms, Translated into Ordinary English -- PART II: HITCHING THE HIGHWAY OF DESPAIR-AN ANALYSIS OF THE PHENOMENOLOGY -- Chapter Six: Against Method (The "Introduction" to the Phenomenology) -- Knowledge and the "Things-in-Themselves -- From Knowing the Absolute to Absolute Knowing -- The Question of the Criterion -- Knowledge as Self-Knowledge: The Three Voices of the Phenomenology -- The Idealist Twist: Knowledge as an Activity -- Chapter Seven: Consciousness and the Dialectic: Hegel's Theory of Knowledge and His Philosophy of Science (chapters 1-3, 4, 5A) -- a. Sense-Certainty: Hegel's Revenge (on Russell) -- b. Sense-Certainty to Perception: The First "Dialectical" Movement -- c. Dialectical Interlude: The "Logic" of Hegel's Transition -- d. Force and Understanding: Kant, Newton, and the Nature of Natural Laws -- e. The Inverted World: The World as Contradiction -- f. Knowledge and Desire: Hegel's Pragmatic Turn (the first pages of chapter 4) -- g. Hegel's Philosophy of Nature ("Reason" in chapter 5A) -- The Dialectic of Nature: From Things to Brains and Beyond -- Chapter Eight: Self-Consciousness: Desire, Dependency, and Freedom (chapter 4) -- Self-Certainty and the History of the Self-as Monad, as Cogito, as Everything -- The Origins of Self-Consciousness -- Master and Slave: A Parable of the Self in Formation -- Stoicism, Skepticism, and Unhappy Consciousness: Freedom Through Fantasy -- Chapter Eight (a): Another Note on Reason and the Dialectic -- Chapter Nine: Hegel's Ethics (chapter 5, parts B and C -- chapter 6) -- a. The Meaning of Life and the Search for Spirit: A Synopsis -- b. Morality and the Good Life.
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c. Sittlichkeit and the Origins of Alienation (chapter 6) -- d. "Spirit Certain of Itself": The Postulates of Practical Reason (6, C.) -- Chapter Ten: The Secret of Hegel (Kierkegaard's Complaint): Hegel's Philosophy of Religion -- Hegel's Philosphy of Religion -- Spirit as Artist: Religion as Art -- Revealed Religion" (Christianity?) -- Tentative Conclusion: "Absolute Knowing -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Y -- Z.
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English
Additional Edition:
ISBN 0-19-503169-5
Additional Edition:
ISBN 0-19-503650-6
Language:
English
Keywords:
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