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This brilliant study of the stages in the mind's necessary progress from immediate sense-consciousness to the position of a scientific philosophy includes an introductory essay and a paragraph-by-paragraph analysis of the text to help the reader understand this most difficult and most influential of Hegel's works.
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Expounds upon consciousness, self-consciousness, reason, spirit, religion and absolute knowing and also supports Kant, denounces skepticism and hails idealism.
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90. The knowledge or knowing which is at the start or is immediately our object cannot be anything else but immediate knowledge itself, a knowledge of the immediate or of what simply is. Lesen Sie die erste Seite
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90. The knowledge or knowing which is at the start or is immediately our object cannot be anything else but immediate knowledge itself, a knowledge of the immediate or of what simply is. Lesen Sie die erste Seite
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There comes a point when a philosophic work is so influential that people forget what it actually said, and how important it is in the light of today's developments. This is exactly the case with Hegel's "Phenomenology of Spirit", which remains startlingly contempary when closely read. The complex sections on epistemology, and the mediation of "the This", and the negativity of "the This", in fact contain, in a different form, most of the epistemological insights (although from a completely different direction) of much of Derrida's work (especially "Speech and Phenomena"), while Hegel's view of theology has not been properly surpassed by any modern theologian. Even phenomenology owes most of its most important aspects to Hegel - while Husserl was more Kantian than Hegelian, Heidegger and Derrida both showed how with Husserlian premises we inevitably end up with Hegelian conclusions. While arguably Hegel's work would never have existed were it not for Kant's "Critique of Pure Reason", this is an exaggeration, as while Hegel's work would have taken a different form, what is amazing about this is the little it relies upon previous philosophers, with only two or three scattered references to Plato, Fichte and Kant. Also, most of the pomposity and over-totalisation which philosophers like Sartre attribute to Hegel is only the result of his later philosophy. In fact, phenomenology, deconstruction and all modern developments in epistemolgy and theology can be seen as simply elaborations of certain themes in the "Phenomenology". While it is true that we cannot say Hegel hasn't been improved upon at all, it is also true that a return to the "Phenomenology", in light of modern philosophical developments, could well be the best idea for modern philosophy, after Adorno's bleak "Negative Dialectics".
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Many will agree with me in saying that this is the most difficult text in the canon to read. But the profundity of Hegel's insights and the sheer range of topics he treats in this book are astounding. Whether he is discussing the famous master/slave relationship, epistemology, natural science, law, or religion, Hegel's views are always provocative. As other reviewers have mentioned, this book can be examined historically both backwards to Hume and Kant, and forwards toward phenomenology. But for me, this text is so valuable because I find so much that stands on its own. Hegel need not be seen "in context" to be appreciated. Though now almost 200 years old, Hegel's thesis that he had completed the progress of philosophy by recognizing the necessary development of the universal self-consciousness is still relevant, and not entirely untenable despite its grandiose appearance. This is a book that, in the broad view, does come together as a whole, despite scholars' focus on some parts over others. Even if you don't agree with Hegel, his influence on philosophy was immense, and many of the ideas expanded upon in his other works are given a preliminary treatment here. This is probably not a good book for beginners; unfortunately, Hegel never gave us anything like a primer. But for those with a bit of experience and the sensitivity to understand the subtleties of Hegel's sometimes confusing vocabulary, this is an endlessly rewarding book, Western philosophy at its very finest.
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It's too bad the translater was drunk when he wrote this book. Poor spelling, grammatical errors, and American idioms, i.e., "... which let the cat out of the bag...", unnecessarily cloud the shimmering beauty of Hegel's poetry. Everyone should read Hegel, but opt for the original Estonian. This translation simply doesn't cut the mustard.
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The end of philosophy put to ink
I had the great pleasure of taking a class on German Idealism where the teacher was a Hegel scholar. During those lectures the book seemed to be impossible to understand. Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 3. Februar 2000 von Steven G. Harms
A challenging book.
I was very unimpressed when I first encountered Hegel in my history of philosophy courses. I had been very impressed in my studies of Hume and Kant and the problems they were... Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 30. Oktober 1999 von Jeremy L. Carr
Phenomenology - Hegel's first complete attempt
This book is a must, if you consider Hegel. The "condition of science" - the system as a whole - has to be reached in a special way, in Hegel's view. Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 27. Juli 1999 veröffentlicht
Hegel is amazing
This work is a formidable intellectual enterprise. It has been misrepresented and written off by individuals who believe that it is incomprehensible. Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 4. Mai 1999 von George M. Rogers III
One of the most important books in western philosophy
Hegel's Phenomenology is probably the most influential book in modern philosophy. The influence is very strong in the more contemporary thinkers such as Marx, Heidegger, Sartre,... Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 19. Oktober 1998 veröffentlicht
The best book that illustrate Hegelian Dialectic...
The central theme of this book is about the spirit. According to Hegel, all the man has to struggle within themselves. Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 7. August 1998 veröffentlicht
This is a book about Freedom, not Communists or Nazis.
Marx was anti-Hegelian. Heidegger was anti-Hegelian. Although they tried to attach their stars to Hegel, they failed. Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 5. Juni 1998 von Paul Trejo
One of the great books of Philosophy. Worth the effort.
Hegel was the first writer to present a Science of Human Experience. His term for this is Phenomenology. Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 5. Juni 1998 veröffentlicht
This is a seminal work of western philosophy
...and one of the high points of philosophical imagination. On occasions, a response to this book has served as a defining moment in a thinker's career. Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 15. Mai 1998 von John A. Cheng
The depths of phenomenology
Hegel and Marx were responsible for an ideology that created the most repressive government in the history of the world (30 million dead Russians can't be wrong) and Heidegger was... Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 8. Dezember 1997 veröffentlicht
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