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黑格尔（Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel，1770—1831）
黑格尔 Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel 1770—1831 湖州师范学院 德国古典哲学的集大成者 客观唯心主义哲学家
2014/6/26
黑格尔（Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel，1770—1831），德国古典哲学的集大成者、客观唯心主义哲学家、辩证法大师。1770年生于德国符腾堡公国首府斯图加特一个高级官吏家庭。1780年起，他就读于本城文科中学，接受古典和启蒙教育。1788年到图宾根神学院学习哲学和神学。大学毕业后在瑞士伯尔尼和德国法兰克福担任家庭教师。1801年1月黑格尔在继承父亲的一部分遗产之后，来...
‘Absolute Negativity’: Community and Freedom in Hegel’s Philosophy of Right
Absolute Negativity Community Freedom
2009/12/7
Twenty years ago, in his Political Theory and Modernity, William E. Connolly
developed a striking thesis regarding Hegel’s theory of community and freedom. With
reference mainly to Friedrich Nietzsc...
Hegel And The Holocaust
Hegel Holocaust
2009/12/7
My topic is the debate between Emil Fackenheim and James Doull on the
question: would Hegel today be a Hegelian? The debate was originally published in
1970,2 and took its departure from Doull’s rev...
The relation of religion to secular order has once more assumed centre stage in the
renewed conflict between secular democracies and a traditional religiosity turned fiercely
political. The extreme ...
The Construction Of The Secular In Rawls And Hegel:Religion, Philosophy And Public Reason
Hegel Religion Philosophy
2009/12/3
It is nothing but a modern folly to try to alter a corrupt moral organization and code of
laws without changing the religion, – to make a revolution without having made a
reformation, to suppose tha...
Hegel’s Defence Of Constitutional Monarchy And Its Relevance Within The Post-National State
Hegel The Post-National State
2009/12/3
“The development of the state to constitutional monarchy is the achievement of
the modern world, in which the substantial Idea has attained infinite form.”1
To many interpreters, one of the most inc...
The fame and influence of Alexandre Kojève's six year course on Hegel under the
auspices of l'École pratique des Hautes Études is beyond question. In attendance were
André Breton, Jacq...
Hegel's status as a theological thinker has long been a disputed question amongst the
theologians, and a variety of views have long been taken. What was unquestionably the
most common theological as...
The door to Hegel's thought is guarded by the mutually opposed twin hydras of Marx
and Nietzsche and the post-modernities they have spawned. There is on both sides of this
revolutionary division a c...
Hegel's Psychology Of Freedom
Hegel Psychology Freedom
2009/12/3
Since Plato correlated virtues in the state with those in the soul, the idea of a
reciprocity between politics and psychology is as old as philosophy. For the possibility of
the state as an ethicall...
Hegel On The English Reform Bill
Hegel Bill
2009/12/3
“Liberalism is the problem with which history is now occupied and which it has to
solve in the future,"1 So wrote Hegel near the end of his life, thinking especially of the
July Revolution and the f...
Hegel's Presentation Of The Cartesian Philosophy In The Lectures On The History Of Philosophy
Hegel Cartesian Philosophy
2009/12/3
Although Hegel considers aspects of the Cartesian philosophy in other works, his
most extended treatment is in his Lectures on the History of Philosophy, a work
published posthumously from a dispara...
The Phenomenology of Spirit is an introduction to the Science of Logic and
the other parts of the system one calls the Hegelian philosophy. It is introductory in that it
[brings to light]2 the subje...
I will describe her as shortly as I can. She was intensely
sympathetic. She was immensely charming. She excelled in the
difficult arts of family life. She sacrificed herself daily. If there
was chi...
Hegel’s philosophy of the chemical process: a rehabilitation John W. Burbidge, Real Process. How Logic and Chemistry Combine in Hegel’s Philosophy of Nature, Univ. of Toronto Pr., Toronto 1996, x + 274 pp., (ISBN 0-8020-0897-6)
Hegel philosophy of the chemical
2008/4/7
Hegel’s philosophy of nature and in particular his philosophy of the chemical process seemed to be antiquated soon after its appearance. Some of his statements were picked out and exposed as grotesque...