... against suggestions, coming from a Hegelian direction, by Frederick Beiser and Robert Pippin, that the Kantian aesthetics and Romantic philosophy are overly subjective. Beiser Frederick Copernican Revolution Frank Manfred Hegel Georg Wilhelm Friedrich KU Novalis Friedrich von Hardenberg Pippin...

... including Christine Korsgaard, Robert Pippin, and Bernard Williams contribute their commentaries on divergent approaches to moral and social philosophy issues. Raz expounds on the social dependence of value by focusing on pluralism, change, and understanding. He also takes critical responses from his...

...This chapter argues that the doctrine of relativism is almost useless and points out exceptions. This chapter presents in a logical manner the existence of value. Changes in nature and of developing tastes are examined along with political values and Robert Pippin’s views on the connection...

... of John Richardson and Robert Pippin, whose books are immediately relevant to the discussion in this chapter. drives Nehamas Alexander Pippin Robert Richardson John will to power creativity destruction force forces opposition psychology moral self affirmation agency competition conflict...

...This chapter explores Hegel's philosophy based on his work, Phenomenology of Spirit. Robert Pippin argues that Hegel should be considered as a postcritical philosopher—one who radicalizes the idealist principle of Transcendental Deduction, or the unity of apperception, through...

...This chapter comments on the unique suitability of Robert Pippin's modernist narrative for explaining rhetoric's unique capacity for modernization; post-Kantian philosophy's work with conditions of possibility for knowing supports renewal of rhetorical habits of posing civil possibility. It has...

... is to make sense of the dependence of value on social practice, without falling back on cultural relativism. In response, three philosophers, Christine Korsgaard, Robert Pippin, and Bernard Williams, offer different approaches to the subject. The book begins with an introduction by Jay Wallace, setting...

... Hartmann Robert Pippin Herbert Marcuse was fond of telling the story of his experience with the soldiers’ council in Berlin at the end of the First World War. After overthrowing their officers as a part of the general uprising of workers in Germany, the soldiers promptly re-elected their old officers...

...The nature of Hegel's idealism has been much disputed, and this chapter offers an account of it that is distinctive. Against recent commentators such as Robert Pippin, it is argued that Hegel was not a Kantian or transcendental idealist. It is also argued that Hegel was not a mentalistic idealist...

... such as Robert Pippin and Terry Pinkard, was unfavorable—even hostile—to the work of Schelling, one of the three major German Idealists, besides Hegel and Fichte. This is because the approach relied on the historically implausible claim that Idealism was concerned with a “space of reasons,” or a normative domain...

..., a thesis known as ‘impositionalism’. Robert Pippin and Dieter Henrich resist this conclusion. Copernican revolution formalism Guyer P Henrich D impositionalism Pippin R Strawson P empirical guidedness faculties dualism form Kemp Smith N synthesis Vaihinger H apperception ideas intuition...

... in 1966. Henry Allison openly acknowledges his debt to Buchdahl, as does Robert Pippin in his less sympathetic interpretation of Kant. Béatrice Longuenesse's direct reference to Buchdahl is restricted to one critical note, but his influence can be indirectly traced through Allison. While the accounts...

...Kantian Subjects: Critical Philosophy and Late Modernity. Karl Ameriks, Oxford University Press (2019). © Karl Ameriks. DOI: 10.1093/oso/9780198841852.001.0001 This chapter combines an appreciation of Robert Pippin’s work on modernity with an elaboration of a thesis I have argued...