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The Hegel Reader by Stephen Houlgate

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

Blake's is the third name on Bataille's list of influences, following Nietzsche and Sade, and preceding Kafka, Durkheim, Mauss, and Hegel. I had intended to write something during the break on The Positivist Dispute in German Sociology – a work over which the reading group discussion has tarried. I should also remind you all that you can find me on Facebook still, even though that company's stock has taken a nose dive. It comes on the heels of reading Hegel, and it has been suggested to me that Nietzsche should be read as reacting deeply against Hegel and Hegelianism generally. The reading for Thursday is an excerpt from Hegel's Philosophy of History (found in the course reader). In order to interpret this correctly the reader must understand that Dewey was a Hegelian in his philosophy. Pound takes the reader through a survey of Western philosophy and law to the 19th century. Your regular donations keep this podcast going and keep me reading Hegel. Reading a recent post at Literary Kicks got me to thinking about Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel (1770–1831) and his philosophical ideas and legacy. His purpose in these chapters is not always clear. Your reading of Hegel is a very universal one. This week we will be discussing GWF Hegel. However, my opinion is that the the Hegelian dialectics is the dynamics how design resolves the tension and construct implicit frame of next level of the projects. 3 Comments Posted by N Pepperell on April 9, 2007.