... from Wang's binaries being Hegelian, while the breakdown of the nation-state in Europe projects a postpolitical order in which human communities are incapable of state-based action or of determining their own li (i.e., Geist). The review ends by questioning whether China is capable of following...

... modernism Hegelianism Pippin COLUMNS CHANCE Richard Shiff A felicitous conjunction of Hegel and Manet in the philosopher Robert Pippin’s book After the Beautiful has confirmed my belief that chance determines...

... Juliusz friend Hegelian tohis Park,” dedicated “Central poem the in ground- the laid experience This work Caesar.” for what he called the“Hegelian temptation.” He“cheating what explains he as means us” to left action only “the whole world”overthe saw and of Caesar triumph...

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... in the Humanities. His books include Kant’s Theory of Form, Idealism as Modernism: Hegelian Variations, and Henry James and Modern Moral Life...

..., be to had Hegelianism living. to supremeguide the as reason validating by catastrophe to ledhad Europe that Enlightenment” “the Hegel was thought. in being Hegel imprisoned had historically. atwhat stake was know to serious in Derrida’s steeped sufficiently and work sufficiently...

... to law, right and duty coalesce. This Hegelian view of the state served nineteenth-century Russian aca- demic jurists and historians as an organizing paradigm for interpretations of Rus- sia’s past and for predictions about its future path...

.... , is Idealism as Modernism: Hegelian Variations Modernism: as Idealism...

... to learn this art of self-empowerment and fulfillment. He can only do so—and here is the great advance of Hegelian epistemology—by internalizing the state of mind, the mentality, of the master in a way that adapts it as his own. Thus the slave cannot kill the master because...

... by the resemblances between Dewey's, Wittgenstein's, and Heidegger's criticisms of Cartesianism. Suddenly things began to come together. I thought I saw a way to blend a criticism of the Cartesian tradition with the quasi-Hegelian historicism of Michel Foucault, Ian Hacking, and Alasdair MacIntyre. I thought that I...

... dignity—a dignity that Panofsky qualifies with Hegelian expressions like “self- realization,” “becoming aware,” “becoming real,” and “total phenomenon.”30 For Panofsky, Vasari (who, after all, said the same thing) was right. Art awakened to its own...

... War.7 His book derives from a tradition of historical interpretation that began in the first half of the nineteenth century, in the works of Russian Hegelians such as the his- History, Inertia, and the Unexpected...

... back at the history of the idea of progress will show that this consensus is relatively new. The most obvious and familiar claim that progress occurs in the arts is the Hegelian conception of relentless forward movement in human self-understanding and of the crucial role played...

... zeitgeist about the questions Hegelian but already periods, cal histori and of cultures conceptions of “totalizing” validity the would undermine skepticism postmodern before Itplace. some years wouldbe and time particular any to relevance local with than rather values and truths...

..., past, any that suggests which other, the of self- In the Hegelian dialectic recognition, only is It time. “temporalizes” which recognition is It other. the comes from temporality so, itExistential argument), does time. follows, (Hegel’s other the from comes death...

..., abstractly is The notis incidentally, (whose heart, philosophy Hegelian ings. judgment. invested emotionally and of adeeplysynthetic...

... in ing noth and generally philosophy Hegelian with common in little have to himself...

... —  . There is no need for a Hegelian narra nois need for.There aHegelian a mode of it. That one cannot tell waves waves tell a modeoneof cannot it.That...

... nineteenth-century philosophical overtones, should alert us to the fact that, along with various treasures to be found in these pages, we will be invited to examine Hegelian influences on the thinking of Georg Lukács and his contemporary, Mikhail Bakhtin...

... nineteenth-century philosophical overtones, should alert us to the fact that, along with various treasures to be found in these pages, we will be invited to examine Hegelian influences on the thinking of Georg Lukács and his contemporary, Mikhail Bakhtin...