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The Hegel Reader Stephen Houlgate
Publisher: Wiley-Blackwell

Antigonick demonstrates that illustrations and text can also interfere with one another in a codex, in which the turning of pages from right to left is the basic physical mechanism of reading. Reading a recent post at Literary Kicks got me to thinking about Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel (1770–1831) and his philosophical ideas and legacy. On Reading Hegel as a Corrective for Meditative Malpractice. Posted by Tom Pepper on May 29, 2013. 'Civil Society' and 'State' from Elements of the Philosophy of Right Cambridge University Press 1991, pp220-358. Houlgate, 250; That the personal pronoun here is masculine is purely a convention; the essential point is that it be personal, rather than the impersonal “it.”. When the students, including Schelling, formed a readers club to study Kant, Hegel did not join, claiming that he was too busy reading Rousseau. (from a Skidmore Philosophy professor's 2005 essay on Hegel's reading of ANTIGONE, which may elucidate Carson's Hegel references). Ed Alcock for The New York Times. 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. Tumblr_m4iypr5qUt1qcu0j0o1_400 This summer, I am making a commitment not to meditate. The heavily-inked black and red lettering of Carson's text is as visually . Democracy in America Vol1&2, Vintage, New York, 1946. Summarising rather crudely, Buck-Morss argues, through a reading of Hegel's correspondence, that he was an avid reader of newspapers. 155 Hegel, “Science of Logic,” Ch. If I may be allowed a chance to make a brief announcement, I am delighted to say that my new monograph, Hegel's Political Philosophy: A Systematic Reading of the Philosophy of Right, is hot off the press. In college, I took a course on Karl Marx that required reading everything that Marx and Hegel wrote. Even when it comes to general introductions to Hegel no single title jumps to mind, as opposed to the many that can be guaranteed to put the reader off; perhaps, then, a genetic approach is worth trying.