Creolizing Hegel brings together transdisciplinary scholars presenting various approaches to creolizing the work of Hegel. The essays in this volume take Hegelian texts and themes across borders of method, discipline, and tradition.
Creolizing Hegel brings together transdisciplinary scholars presenting various approaches to creolizing the work of Hegel. The essays in this volume take Hegelian texts and themes across borders of method, discipline, and tradition.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction: What is Rational is Creolizing...Michael J. Monahan / Part I: Reason, Logic, and Dialectic / 1. Boundary, Ambivalence, Jaibería, or, How to Appropriate Hegel Rocío Zambrana / 2. CLR James, Africana Transcendental Philosophy and the Creolizing of Hegel Paget Henry / 3. Thinking Through the Negative: Adorno's Reading of Hegel / Stefan Bird-Pollan 4. Why I Am So Wise: Hegelian Reflections on Whether Reason Can be Enhanced Richard Dien Winfield Part II: History and Aesthetics / 5. Revisiting "Hegel and Haiti": Postcolonial Readings of the Lord/Bondsman Dialectic Nicholas A. Germana / 6. Hegel and Adorno on Negative Universal History: The Dialectics of Species Life Karen Ng / 7. Hegel Among the Cannibals Oscar Guardiola-Rivera / 8. Creolizing Hegel's Theory of Tragedy Greg A.Graham / 9. Hegel, Musical Subjectivity, and Jazz Craig Matarrese / Part III: Ethical Life, Law, and Politics / 10. The Future is Now: Loepoldo Zea's Hegelianism and the Liberation of the Mexican Past Carlos Alberto Sánchez / 11. Crossing Boundaries: Hegel, Beauvoir, and hooks on Exclusion and Identity Shannon M. Mussett / 12. Ideal Theory and Racial Justice: Some Hegelian Considerations Brandon Hogan / 13. Oppression, Legal Reform, and Hegel's Natural Law Internalism Jeffrey A. Gauthier
Introduction: What is Rational is Creolizing...Michael J. Monahan / Part I: Reason, Logic, and Dialectic / 1. Boundary, Ambivalence, Jaibería, or, How to Appropriate Hegel Rocío Zambrana / 2. CLR James, Africana Transcendental Philosophy and the Creolizing of Hegel Paget Henry / 3. Thinking Through the Negative: Adorno's Reading of Hegel / Stefan Bird-Pollan 4. Why I Am So Wise: Hegelian Reflections on Whether Reason Can be Enhanced Richard Dien Winfield Part II: History and Aesthetics / 5. Revisiting "Hegel and Haiti": Postcolonial Readings of the Lord/Bondsman Dialectic Nicholas A. Germana / 6. Hegel and Adorno on Negative Universal History: The Dialectics of Species Life Karen Ng / 7. Hegel Among the Cannibals Oscar Guardiola-Rivera / 8. Creolizing Hegel's Theory of Tragedy Greg A.Graham / 9. Hegel, Musical Subjectivity, and Jazz Craig Matarrese / Part III: Ethical Life, Law, and Politics / 10. The Future is Now: Loepoldo Zea's Hegelianism and the Liberation of the Mexican Past Carlos Alberto Sánchez / 11. Crossing Boundaries: Hegel, Beauvoir, and hooks on Exclusion and Identity Shannon M. Mussett / 12. Ideal Theory and Racial Justice: Some Hegelian Considerations Brandon Hogan / 13. Oppression, Legal Reform, and Hegel's Natural Law Internalism Jeffrey A. Gauthier
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