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X; 159 Seiten; 21 cm. Goldgepr. Originalleinen.

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Gutes Exemplar; Rücken etwas berieben. - Englisch. - ... That Hegel's Introduction to those Lectures should be published separately needs no excuse either. It is far more than an introduction to a book; it is perhaps the best introduction we can find to Hegel's philosophy itself. For Hegel, to speak of the history of philosophy is to tell us what philosophy is, if it can be said to have a history. This is not to say that Hegel gives us here a "definition" of what he means by philosophy. Hegel is unwavering in his insistence that philosophy cannot be defined-as can other intellectual disciplines. ? (Vorwort) // INHALT : Preface ---- The Hegelian System ---- The Works of Hegel ---- The Place of the Individual Philosopher ---- The Text of Hegel's Introduction ---- The Nature of Thought Philosophical Thinking Reason vs. Understanding Reason and Freedom The Life of Thought Idea and Reality Philosophical Involvement Thought as "Negation" Religion and Philosophy The Concrete Universal The Infinity of Spirit The Stages of Philosophy ---- G. W. F. HEGEL, Introduction to the History of Philosophy ---- A. Concept of the History of Philosophy ---- Preliminary Notions n. Application of these Notions to the History of Philosophy ---- Consequences in Regard to Treating the History of Philosophy ---- B. Relation of the History of Philosophy to the Rest of Spirit's Manifestations ---- The Historical Status of Philosophy ---- More Precise Characterization of the Relationship between Philosophy and the Other Manifestations of Spirit ---- General Division of the History of Philosophy ---- The Beginning of the History of Philosophy ---- Progress in the History of Philosophy ---- Sources and Literature for the History of Philosophy ---- Appendix : G. W. F. HEGEL, Authority and Freedom. ISBN 0823209253