Titlebook: Hegel’s Phenomenology of Spirit: A Reappraisal; Gary K. Browning Book 1997 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1997 Dialectic.Georg

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Idle Tears a Response to Gillian Rose,r: the relation between philosophy and the human and social sciences in Rose’s work; the relation between the existential and the legal-political; the return of pathos to logos; and the separation of speculative from dialectical thinking.

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Book 1997rs. Key questions and issues are discussed.No other book on the .Phenomenology. brings together penetratingarticles by renowned Hegel scholars, and no previous book has includedresponses to articles by equally celebrated scholars. The result isthat this book is unique in providing a wealth of insigh

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,Hegel’s Phenomenology of Spirit: A Reappraisal,ely in the light of the achievement of a self-sustaining mode of consciousness. A review of Hegel’s phenomenological understanding of consciousness if it is not to be conducted according to external criteria, is bound to track and evaluate Hegel’s appraisal of consciousness and, in doing so, will be

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,The “Unhappy Consciousness” and Conscious Unhappiness, philosophy “... to the plane of information. Information is concerned with alien objects.”. Yet a scarcely less inert relation to previous work in philosophy is implied if it is taken as a series of faltering steps towards the invention of a perfected thought-technique which would spare truth the l

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Conscience and Transgression: The Exemplarity of Tragic Action,standpoint of science, the standpoint of absolute knowing, I understand a perspective in which human cognition has no absolute limits or barriers, in which no items and types of items, most notably Kant’s things in themselves, are intrinsically or a priori external to human cognition. Hegel is only

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