The Hegel Reader Stephen Houlgate
Publisher: Wiley-Blackwell

A thought has been tumbling around in my head for quite some time and it wasn't until a posting by one of our resident liberal friends that the picture became clear. I wonder what readers who do not know the Sophocles play are doing with Carson's book. Summarising rather crudely, Buck-Morss argues, through a reading of Hegel's correspondence, that he was an avid reader of newspapers. Reading Hegel gives one a sense that the movement of thought will coincide with a vision of harmony that awaits us at the end of the whole process. Accordingly, while retaining the verdict of contradiction, we will try to employ a dialectical (Hegelian reading of the opposition between the two logics, drawing different implications for the tenability of the story-discourse distinction. What does Hegel mean by metaphysics? The heavily-inked black and red lettering of Carson's text is as visually . 3 Comments Posted by N Pepperell on April 9, 2007. (from a Skidmore Philosophy professor's 2005 essay on Hegel's reading of ANTIGONE, which may elucidate Carson's Hegel references). This is a God after all who in the Hegelian reading dies on the Cross, revealing himself to be nothing other than human potential writ large. It comes on the heels of reading Hegel, and it has been suggested to me that Nietzsche should be read as reacting deeply against Hegel and Hegelianism generally. Even when it comes to general introductions to Hegel no single title jumps to mind, as opposed to the many that can be guaranteed to put the reader off; perhaps, then, a genetic approach is worth trying. Houlgate (ed) - The Hegel Reader [made in istanbul]. I had intended to write something during the break on The Positivist Dispute in German Sociology – a work over which the reading group discussion has tarried. Antigonick demonstrates that illustrations and text can also interfere with one another in a codex, in which the turning of pages from right to left is the basic physical mechanism of reading. In order to interpret this correctly the reader must understand that Dewey was a Hegelian in his philosophy. Any reader of German Idealism knows that metaphysics, once the “queen of the sciences”, fell into disrepute after the publication of Kant's monumental Kritik der reinen Vernunft.