... variant. Alongside this existed attempts to mediate between the force of the universal legal claim and the diversity of the world. Both G. W. F. Hegel and Wilhelm von Humboldt clearly represent this position, but while Hegel unsentimentally observes the disappearance of non-European languages and cultures...

...This chapter addresses the early reception of Jacques Derrida's work by literary critics. It also belongs to a period at which Derrida's ‘deconstructions’ of texts by Ferdinand de Saussure, Claude Lévi-Strauss, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Plato, G. W. F. Hegel, J. L. Austin and other philosophers...

... terror tragedy Egypt’s Arab Spring Mubarak Hosni Muslim Brotherhood Connolly William Morsi Mohamed reconciliation confession and forgiveness restorative justice self emptying Entäußerung Walker Margaret Urban Truth and Reconciliation Commission Garner Eric G. W. F. Hegel democratic...

... Slavoj O'Brien Mary Solomon Robert Stein Gertrude the Enlightenment “Pure insight ” the beautiful soul expression forgiveness mental illness madness insanity superstition talking cure aloneness loneliness G. W. F. Hegel death authorship Hegelian philosophy absolute knowledge...

... Journal of Philosophy The Difference between Fichte’s and Schelling’s System of Philosophy Hegel 1801 Faith and Knowledge Hegel 1802 Fichte J G Hegel G W F Hegel G W F works Hyppolite Jean Lukács Georg Schelling F W J Studies on Marx and Hegel Hyppolite 1955 Capital Marx 1867 capitalism Comay...

... Judaism ungrounding unground divestment Gnosticism Gnostic Gnosis Jewish monotheism negativity transcendental indifference indifferent dialectic dialectical now other otherness vanishing hegemony hegemonic subject subjectivity apocalyptic Christianity G. W. F. Hegel political theology...

... of evil definition of action Adorno’s philosophy of categorical imperative Adorno’s new dialectic of enlightenment Theodor W. Adorno Immanuel Kant G. W. F. Hegel German Idealism modernity Auschwitz autonomy critical theory This book is about Adorno’s assessment of the notion of autonomy...

... Bruno Bauer Friedrich Engels G. W. F. Hegel Karl Marx Arnold Ruge Ludwig Feuerbach carried through, more forcefully than Bruno Bauer, the transformation of Hegel’s method into a weapon against religion. Friedrich Engels later wrote of the impact of the work that made Feuerbach famous: ‘Then came...

... materialist conception of history revolutions and revolutionaries alienation Friedrich Engels Ludwig Feuerbach G. W. F. Hegel Marxism Adam Smith Marx had now developed two important new ideas. The first is that the chief form of human alienation is not philosophical nor religious, but economic...

... The Victorian Temper A Study in Literary Culture Howarth Peter British Poetry in the Age of Modernism Mallarmé Stéphane Shaw W David The Lucid Veil Poetic Truth in the Victorian Age Ward Anthony ‘art for art’s sake’ Georgian poetry Imagism Leighton Angela On Form Stewart Susan Meter Temporality G. W...

... and social relations. freedom autonomy Immanuel Kant G. W. F. Hegel Phenomenology of Spirit self-consciousness recognition idealism ethical life moral duty Ikaheimo H Margalit A freedom recognition Ellison R Hegel G W F Honneth A Taylor C Invisible Man Ellison misrecognition Phenomenology...

... ” Malabou Catherine Burbridge John nostalgia phantom nostalgia G. W. F. Hegel Philosophy of Spirit Necessity and contingency Historical time Future Martin Heidegger We must hold to the conviction that it is in the nature of truth to prevail when its time has come, and that it appears only when...

... Friedrich Schleiermacher G. W. F. Hegel Søren Kierkegaard Friedrich Nietzsche Reason has always existed, just not always in a reasonable form. Karl Marx, Letter to Arnold Ruge, 1843 There is a standard story told of the relation of faith and reason in the nineteenth century—one of conflict...

... Hermeticism Hölderlin Friedrich occult and esoteric Christianity Theosophical Society women agnosticism apocalyptic themes Greece infinite finite distinction paganism polytheism theothanatology anthropology of ritual neuroscience God Trinity Immanuel Kant G. W. F. Hegel critique diachronic...

... Urs von emergent churches Küng Hans Lubac Henri de neo Calvinism post liberalism Rahner Karl theology Van Til Cornelius Congar Yves dogmatics Church dogma Enlightenment ontology and epistemology Immanuel Kant Friedrich Schleiermacher G. W. F. Hegel Oxford Movement Vatican I Since...

... Heidegger Alexandre Kojève Sigmund Freud G. W. F. Hegel affect theory anxiety subjectivity master and slave Civil Defense In the first volume of his Critique of Dialectical Reason, first published in 1960, Jean-Paul Sartre offered a dazzling reinterpretation of the relation between...

... poetry François Anne Lise lyric time mastery Sidney Philip “Batter my heart” Donne “Ecstasy The” Donne “Flaming Heart The” Crashaw philosophy Herbert George Philips Katherine Emily Dickinson F706 “I cannot live with You-” G. W. F. Hegel lyric theory The speaker of Dickinson's F706—the poem...

... self realization social roles Stern Robert Darwall Stephen James William Løgstrup K E practical reason theoretical reason Anscombe G E M Luther Martin virtue Immanuel Kant Kantian Ethics moral obligation perfectionism ought implies can G. W. F. Hegel British Idealism Christine...

... practical reason Aquinas Thomas Baumgarten Alexander Kraut Richard Plato categorical imperatives duty Ritchie D G Skorupski John utilitarianism Dewey John freedom Prichard H A Goethe J W moral scepticism postulates British Idealism perfectionism T. H. Green F. H. Bradley G. W. F. Hegel...