In Defense of Reason After Hegel undermines the assault on truth pervading public life and the academy, showing how we can think objectively about reason, nature, right, and beauty.
In Defense of Reason After Hegel undermines the assault on truth pervading public life and the academy, showing how we can think objectively about reason, nature, right, and beauty.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Richard Dien Winfield is Distinguished Research Professor of Philosophy at the University of Georgia, where he has taught since 1982. He is the author of 21 other books on philosophy and one book on political policy.
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Acknowledgments Introduction 1. Why We Are So Wise: Hegelian Reflections on whether Reason Can Be Enhanced 2. Self-Determination in Logic and Reality 3. Hegel's Overcoming of the Overcoming of Metaphysics 4. On Contradiction: Hegel versus Aristotle, Sextus Empiricus, and Kant 5. Overcoming Actuality: How Hegel Frees Us from the Prison of Modality 6. Time and Reason 7. Hegel and the Problem of Consciousness 8. Hegel and the Origin of Language 9. The Logic of Right 10. A Dream Deferred: From the US Constitution to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights 11. World Spirit on the Campaign Trail in Georgia: Can the Philosophy of Right Be a Guide to Social Reform? 12. The Classical Nude and the Limits of Sculpture Bibliography Index.
Acknowledgments Introduction 1. Why We Are So Wise: Hegelian Reflections on whether Reason Can Be Enhanced 2. Self-Determination in Logic and Reality 3. Hegel's Overcoming of the Overcoming of Metaphysics 4. On Contradiction: Hegel versus Aristotle, Sextus Empiricus, and Kant 5. Overcoming Actuality: How Hegel Frees Us from the Prison of Modality 6. Time and Reason 7. Hegel and the Problem of Consciousness 8. Hegel and the Origin of Language 9. The Logic of Right 10. A Dream Deferred: From the US Constitution to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights 11. World Spirit on the Campaign Trail in Georgia: Can the Philosophy of Right Be a Guide to Social Reform? 12. The Classical Nude and the Limits of Sculpture Bibliography Index.
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