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Routledge
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Routledge
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Few philosophers have had as much influence as Hegel. When he died in 1831, he not only dominated German philosophy, but also left his mark on the study of religion and art, on historical studies, and on political thought. Much later, Lenin insisted that no one could completely comprehend Karl Marx unless he had first made a thorough study of Hegel. Later, it became fashionable to link Hegel with... Read more
Acknowledgment Introduction -WALTER KAUFMANN I The First Debate 1. Hegel and Prussianism -T. M. KNOX 2. Reply -E. F. CARRITT 3. Rebuttal -T. M. KNOX 4. Final Rejoinder -E. F. CARRITT II The Second Debate 5. Hegel Rehabilitated? -SIDNEY HOOK 6. Hook's Hegel -SHLOMO A VINERI 7. Hegel Again -Z. A. PELCZYNSKI 8. Hegel and His Apologists -SIDNEY HOOK III Two Solos 9. Hegel and Nationalism -SHLOMO A VINERI 10. The Hegel Myth and Its Method -WALTER KAUFMANN For Further Reading Index
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Walter Kaufmann
