The Hegel Reader by Stephen Houlgate

The Hegel Reader Stephen Houlgate ebook
Publisher: Wiley-Blackwell
Page: 568
ISBN: 0631203478, 9780631203476
Format: pdf

This week we will be discussing GWF Hegel. This is a God after all who in the Hegelian reading dies on the Cross, revealing himself to be nothing other than human potential writ large. Reading Hegel gives one a sense that the movement of thought will coincide with a vision of harmony that awaits us at the end of the whole process. Ed Alcock for The New York Times. It's not hard, I think, to see a bit of Hegel in this quote. We should thus be dealing with an essentially Hegelian work. That is why the question of the starting-point becomes of such critical value, for everything may depend on an incorrect reading of the first chapter of Volume One. In college, I took a course on Karl Marx that required reading everything that Marx and Hegel wrote. I wonder what readers who do not know the Sophocles play are doing with Carson's book. History and/or Philosophy, in J. Accordingly, while retaining the verdict of contradiction, we will try to employ a dialectical (Hegelian reading of the opposition between the two logics, drawing different implications for the tenability of the story-discourse distinction. The Hegel Reader, Blackwell Publishing Ltd. Schneewind (ed.), Teaching New Histories of Philosophy (Princeton N. Looking at The Hegel Reader (Blackwell Publishers, 1998, Edited by Stephen Houlgate), specifically at Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit: Spirit. The reading for Thursday is an excerpt from Hegel's Philosophy of History (found in the course reader). Hegel.Net - First reading So this book is very useful, both for teaching Hegel as well as to unlearn those myths of Hegel that hinder readers seeing what he really said. Also perhaps unusual, at least for the modern western reader, is Hegel's sense of the state as an embodiment, or crystallization, of the spirit of the people itself.