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In Objektiver und absoluter Geist nach Hegel. Kunst, Religion und Philosophie innerhalb und außerhalb von Gesellschaft und Geschichte, Thomas Oehl and Arthur Kok offer an extensive selection of papers exploring the wide spectrum of Hegel’s philosophy of spirit from the viewpoint of the distinction between objective and absolute spirit.
Challenging Hegelianism’s current tendency to reduce absolute spirit to objective spirit, the editors have invited a large number of highly-esteemed Hegel scholars to reflect about the domains of absolute spirit (art, religion and philosophy) and their relation to society and history, thereby addressing the universal issue about whether there are cultural phenomena which transcend society and history anew from a Hegelian perspective.
Challenging Hegelianism’s current tendency to reduce absolute spirit to objective spirit, the editors have invited a large number of highly-esteemed Hegel scholars to reflect about the domains of absolute spirit (art, religion and philosophy) and their relation to society and history, thereby addressing the universal issue about whether there are cultural phenomena which transcend society and history anew from a Hegelian perspective.
Price: $392.00
Pages: 934
Publisher: Brill
Imprint: Brill
Series: Critical Studies in German Idealism
Publication Date:
12 April 2018
ISBN: 9789004363175
Format: Hardcover
Thomas Oehl, M.A., lecturer and PhD Student at LMU Munich. Main areas of research: Classical German Philosophy (especially Kant and Hegel) and Analytic Epistemology (especially Wittgenstein and McDowell). Author of several essays and articles, e.g. in the Kant-Lexikon (De Gruyter, 2015).
Arthur Kok, Ph.D., lecturer at Fontys Tilburg and visiting researcher at VU Amsterdam. His main areas of research are at the crossroads of metaphysics, philosophy of religion and political philosophy. He has written several publications, especially on Kant and Hegel.
Arthur Kok, Ph.D., lecturer at Fontys Tilburg and visiting researcher at VU Amsterdam. His main areas of research are at the crossroads of metaphysics, philosophy of religion and political philosophy. He has written several publications, especially on Kant and Hegel.