Hegel's phenomenology of spirit

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Springer, Dordrecht

1997

178 Pages

ISBN 978-90-481-4821-9

Hegel's phenomenology of spirit

a reappraisal

Edited by

Gary Browning

Publication details

Full citation:

Browning, G. (ed) (1997). Hegel's phenomenology of spirit: a reappraisal, Springer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

Hegel's phenomenology of spirit

Browning Gary

1-10

Hegel's correspondence theory of truth

Harris H.

11-22

Harris, Hegel, and the truth about truth

Westphal Kenneth R.

23-29

Hegel's concept of phenomenology

Bubner Rüdiger

31-51

Comment

Tudor H.

53-55

The "unhappy consciousness" and conscious unhappiness

Jarvis Simon

57-72

Being Hegelian

Bernstein J. M.

73-77

Conscience and transgression

Bernstein J. M.

79-97

Beyond the antigone complex a reply to Jay Bernstein

Finlayson J. G.

99-104

The comedy of Hegel and the Trauerspiel of modern philosophy

Rose Gillian

105-112

Idle tears a response to Gillian Rose

Jarvis Simon

113-117

The political significance of Hegel's concept of recognition

Duquette David

119-141

Recognising the politics of recognition

Browning Gary

143-147

Rupture, closure, and dialectic

Flay Joseph C.

149-164

On rupture, closure and dialectic

Burbidge John

165-168

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