The Relevance of Hegel’s Concept of Philosophy: From Classical German Philosophy to Contemporary Metaphilosophy
Editat de Luca Illetterati, Giovanna Miollien Limba Engleză Paperback – 24 ian 2024
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781350281172
ISBN-10: 1350281174
Pagini: 536
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 x 25 mm
Greutate: 0.74 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Academic
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1350281174
Pagini: 536
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 x 25 mm
Greutate: 0.74 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Academic
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Caracteristici
Discusses a wide-ranging selection of Hegelian topics including logic and the methodological question, the relationship between philosophy and the other sciences and the relationship between philosophy and the history of philosophy
Notă biografică
Luca Illetterati is Professor of Theoretical Philosophy at the University of Padua, Italy. He is a member of the Board of the 'Internationale Hegel Vereinigung', President of the Italian Society for Theoretical Philosophy, and Coordinator of the scientific group on Classical German Philosophy at the University of Padua (www.hegelpd.it).Giovanna Miolli is a Marie-Sklodowska-Curie Fellow at the University of Padua, Italy, and Adjunct Professor of Philosophical Anthropology at the University of Genoa, Italy.
Cuprins
List of FiguresNotes on ContributorsList of Abbreviations1. Why Hegel's Metaphilosophy Matters: An Introduction Luca Illetterati and Giovanna Miolli Part I. Hegel's Metaphilosophy2. Metaphilosophical Project Konrad Utz3. Hegel's Philosophy of Philosophy Dietmar H. Heidemann4. Science as Experience of Freedom: Hegel on the Scientific Nature of Philosophy Luca Illetterati 5. The Metaphilosophical Implications of Hegel's Conception of Absolute Idealism as the True Philosophy Héctor Ferreiro6. Absolute Method and Metaphilosophical Investigation Michela Bordignon7. Hegel's Metaphilosophy as Immanent Critique Eleonora CuginiPart II. Hegel's Metaphilosophy and its Aesthetic, Religious and Historical-political Dimensions 8. Between the Morning Dawn and the Evening Dusk? On Hegel's Theory of Theoretical Practice Zdravko Kobe9. Hegel's Political Philosophy as Metaphilosophy Andrew Buchwalter10. The Role of Religion in the Process of Self-Knowledge of Hegel's Philosophy Francesca Menegoni 11. Philosophy without the 'Meta': Sensuous Practice and Theoretical Knowledge in Hegel's Philosophy of Art Paul Kottman 12. Hegel's Account of the Historicity of Philosophy Christophe Bouton13. Philosophy and its Time Dina Emundts14. The History of Philosophy as the Progress of Philosophy: Hegel's Metaphilosophical Perspective Giulia La RoccaPart III. Hegel's Metaphilosophy in Context 15. The Twofold Purposiveness of Philosophical Activity: Hegel's on Kant's Idea of Philosophy Giovanna Luciano16. 'What the lot is not being lost on the long road from spirit to system!': Jacobi's non-philosophical contradiction of Hegel's system of philosophy Peter Jonkers17. Self-thinking Consciousness or Absolute Spirit: Hegel's Response to Fichte's Definition of Philosophy Sebastian Stein18. Metaphilosophical Pluralism: Idealist Variations on Alleinphilosophie Kevin HarrelsonPart IV. Hegel's Metaphilosophy and Contemporary Thought19. How to Survive Hegel's Absolute: Koyré, Kojève, Hyppolite and Metaphilosophy Jamila M.H. Mascat20. Rorty and Hegel: Towards a Metaphilosophical Pragmatism Olivier Tinland21. The Logic of Difference in Hegel and Derrida Johannes-Georg Schülein22. Neo-Hegelian Metaphilosophy from Pittsburgh Luca Corti23. Hegel's Metaphilosophy as Ascriptivist Metaphysics Thomas Meyer and Michael Quante24. 'A Temple Without a Holy of Holies': The Contemporary Relevance of Hegel's Metaphysics Elena Tripaldi 25. Post-Analytic Philosophy and Hegelian Amphibians Paul Giladi26. Hegel in Dialogue with Contemporary Metaphilosophy Giovanna MiolliIndex
Recenzii
[T]he ambitious intention of the volume ... may pave the way for studies of the metaphilosophical (plural) conceptions of the whole of German classical philosophy.
The approach of this wide-ranging collection is guided by the compelling idea that the actuality of Hegel's thought lies in his systematic conception of philosophy. This groundbreaking volume shows that the critical dimension of the system can be brought to bear on any possible topic of contemporary metaphilosophy, from the scientificity of philosophy to the productive unity of theory and practice
The authors elaborated a research on classical German philosophy to contemporary metaphilosophy. Relevance is the transforming work of philosophy as a creative method and productive structure. Hegel's concept of philosophy as a systematic whole is articulated in most contemporary issues in the dialectic of idealism and realism.
This impressive anthology offers the first to date wide-ranging account of Hegel's concept of philosophy and of its relation to meta-philosophical debates. While combining rigorous historical reconstruction and original theoretical approach, the authors assess the transformative and critical potential of Hegel's notion philosophy and its invaluable relevance for contemporary thought.
The rich and comprehensive collection edited by Illetterati and Miolli is a welcome and timely addition to the rising bibliography on metaphilosophy and on Hegel. It significantly contributes to topics such as the method and scientificity of philosophy, its relation to the sciences and the history of philosophy, autonomy and freedom.
The recent revival of Hegelian philosophy has witnessed a new willingness to engage with areas outside the usual remit of "Hegel scholars". This consistently excellent collection asks not only what philosophy was for Hegel but how Hegel may help in answering what it might be for us.
The brilliant volume edited by Luca Illetterati and Giovanna Miolli more than fills a gap in the recent and abundant literature on Hegel's work. Many intelligent voices from all over the world illuminate there the already imperishable mark that Hegel's philosophical conception of philosophy has left on the discipline.
This volume is a brilliant idea and enormous intellectual enterprise to reconstruct the concept of philosophy through Hegel, taking into account contemporary metaphilosophical inquiries. Luca Illetterati and Giovanna Miolli reunite in twenty-five essays to deliver an innovative and very welcome guide to key interpretations of Hegel's conception of philosophy. The reader is introduced to insightful and provocative discussions, as well as a multifaceted exploration of Hegel's philosophy of philosophy and the most relevant features related to it.
The approach of this wide-ranging collection is guided by the compelling idea that the actuality of Hegel's thought lies in his systematic conception of philosophy. This groundbreaking volume shows that the critical dimension of the system can be brought to bear on any possible topic of contemporary metaphilosophy, from the scientificity of philosophy to the productive unity of theory and practice
The authors elaborated a research on classical German philosophy to contemporary metaphilosophy. Relevance is the transforming work of philosophy as a creative method and productive structure. Hegel's concept of philosophy as a systematic whole is articulated in most contemporary issues in the dialectic of idealism and realism.
This impressive anthology offers the first to date wide-ranging account of Hegel's concept of philosophy and of its relation to meta-philosophical debates. While combining rigorous historical reconstruction and original theoretical approach, the authors assess the transformative and critical potential of Hegel's notion philosophy and its invaluable relevance for contemporary thought.
The rich and comprehensive collection edited by Illetterati and Miolli is a welcome and timely addition to the rising bibliography on metaphilosophy and on Hegel. It significantly contributes to topics such as the method and scientificity of philosophy, its relation to the sciences and the history of philosophy, autonomy and freedom.
The recent revival of Hegelian philosophy has witnessed a new willingness to engage with areas outside the usual remit of "Hegel scholars". This consistently excellent collection asks not only what philosophy was for Hegel but how Hegel may help in answering what it might be for us.
The brilliant volume edited by Luca Illetterati and Giovanna Miolli more than fills a gap in the recent and abundant literature on Hegel's work. Many intelligent voices from all over the world illuminate there the already imperishable mark that Hegel's philosophical conception of philosophy has left on the discipline.
This volume is a brilliant idea and enormous intellectual enterprise to reconstruct the concept of philosophy through Hegel, taking into account contemporary metaphilosophical inquiries. Luca Illetterati and Giovanna Miolli reunite in twenty-five essays to deliver an innovative and very welcome guide to key interpretations of Hegel's conception of philosophy. The reader is introduced to insightful and provocative discussions, as well as a multifaceted exploration of Hegel's philosophy of philosophy and the most relevant features related to it.