Das Selbstverständnis der Philosophie und ihr Verhältnis zu anderen Wissenschaften: Stuttgarter Hegel-Kongress 203

Dina Emundts; Karen Koch; Dirk Quadflieg

doi:10.5771/9783465147077

Summary

This volume brings together the contributions to the International Hegel Congress 2023, which was dedicated to the topic of philosophy's self-understanding and its relationship to the (other) sciences. Philosophy must come to an understanding of itself in order to find an appropriate way of dealing with other sciences and disciplines. Even more: philosophy cannot say what it is if it does not analyse its relationship to the other sciences. From this point of view, the self-understanding of philosophy is a task that is as worthwhile as it is urgent. This task arises not only from philosophy's own systematics, but must also be taken on historically. A reference to Hegel is particularly suitable for this purpose: Hegel, more than almost anyone else, saw the self-understanding of philosophy, the singular of which he repeatedly emphasised, as a decisive philosophical task. The topic is therefore suitable for a Hegel Congress that aims to go beyond Hegel, not only because of the importance of the self-understanding of philosophy in Hegel's thought, but also because Hegel's approach to it suggests an interesting systematic approach. The resulting aspects also determine the thematic focus of the contributions in this volume.

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Edition: 1/2025
Copyright Year: 2025
ISBN-Print: 9783465047070
ISBN-Online: 978-3-465-14707-7
Publisher: Klostermann, Frankfurt am Main
Series: Geist und Geschichte
Volume: 7
Language: German
Pages: 860
Product Type: Edited Book

1. Inhalt No access
Einleitung No access Pages 11 - 16
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Introduction No access Pages 17 - 22
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1. Das Verhältnis von Philosophie, Religion und Wissenschaft erläutert anhand des Themas Verzeihen No access Pages 25 - 46
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2. Philosophiegeschichte ohne Philosophiebegriff? No access Pages 47 - 76
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3. Prosa, Kunst und Wissenschaft No access Pages 77 - 96
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1. 1. Introduction No access Pages 101 - 104
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  2. Self-Understanding as Self-Relation No access Pages 105 - 130
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  3. Spirit’s Self-Determination and Nature’s Purposiveness No access Pages 131 - 148
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  4. »die Physik muß so der Philosophie in die Hände arbeiten« No access Pages 149 - 166
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2. 1. Introduction No access Pages 169 - 170
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  2. Was ist Naturphilosophie? No access Pages 171 - 188
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  3. The Transformation of the Systematic Role of the Phenomenology of Spirit in the Philosophy of Subjective Spirit No access Pages 189 - 204
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1. 1. Einleitung No access Pages 209 - 222
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  2. The Logic of Vereinigung No access Pages 223 - 246
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  3. Concepts of Objects No access Pages 247 - 270
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  4. Logic and Science in Hegel’s Logic of Measure No access Pages 271 - 286
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2. 1. Hegel and the Natural Sciences No access Pages 289 - 292
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  2. Das Geschlecht, die »Rassenverschiedenheiten« und die Naturwissenschaften No access Pages 293 - 302
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  3. »Absolut freie Bewegung« No access Pages 303 - 320
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3. 1. Zum geisteswissenschaftlichen Komplex No access Pages 323 - 336
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  2. The Methodological Hegelianism of Art History No access Pages 337 - 348
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1. 1. Einleitung No access Pages 353 - 354
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  2. Kant’s and Hegel’s Criticisms of how Empirical Scientists Understand ›Observation‹ (Beobachtung) No access Pages 355 - 372
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  3. Hegels kognitive Semantik No access Pages 373 - 386
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  4. Spekulation als konkrete Verallgemeinerung endlichen Wissens No access Pages 387 - 398
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2. 1. Einleitung No access Pages 401 - 406
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  2. Freedom Still Enmeshed in Servitude No access Pages 407 - 426
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3. 1. Introduction No access Pages 429 - 446
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  2. Wissen and Wahrheit: Hegelian Absolutes? No access Pages 447 - 460
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  3. Hegel’s Treatment of Verhältnis in The Science of Logic, and its Bearing on his Understanding of Calculus No access Pages 461 - 484
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1. 1. Über die Absolutheit des absoluten Geistes No access Pages 489 - 502
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  2. Religion nach dem Ende der Religion No access Pages 503 - 518
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  3. »The Withholding of Love« No access Pages 519 - 536
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  4. Hegel on Transformative Experiences No access Pages 537 - 556
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2. 1. Einleitung No access Pages 559 - 562
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  2. Clarification by Theory Construction No access Pages 563 - 576
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  3. »Cold steel in the hand of passion« No access Pages 577 - 598
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3. 1. Introduction No access Pages 601 - 602
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  2. Reflection as a Philosophical Method No access Pages 603 - 620
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  3. The Role of Faculties for Philosophical Methodology No access Pages 621 - 640
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  4. The Importance of History to Philosophical Methodology No access Pages 641 - 654
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1. Handlungstheoretische und logische Grundlagendes Zurechnungsbegriffs No access Pages 657 - 668
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2. Weltbegriff der Philosophie? No access Pages 669 - 678
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3. Der Pöbel aus makroökonomischer Sicht No access Pages 679 - 696
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4. ›Weltbegriff‹ und ›Geschichte‹ der Philosophie No access Pages 697 - 710
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5. Möglichkeiten und Grenzen wissenschaftlicher Arbeitsteilung am Beispiel des Verhältnisses von Religionsphilosophie und Theologie bei Hegel No access Pages 711 - 720
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6. Hegels Logik der Bewährung No access Pages 721 - 732
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7. Methode und System No access Pages 733 - 744
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8. Die Psychoanalyse als hegelsche Wissenschaft des Geistes No access Pages 745 - 754
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9. Der Begriff des Menschen als hermeneutisches Apriori No access Pages 755 - 774
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10. The Unity of Correlation and Non-Correlation No access Pages 775 - 786
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11. Make the Will Visible No access Pages 787 - 800
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12. Tierischer Organismus und animalische Subjektivität in Hegels Systemphilosophie No access Pages 801 - 814
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1. Hegel und Feminismus No access
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1. Einleitung No access Pages 829 - 832
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2. Metaphysik als Selbstreflexion bewussten Lebens No access Pages 833 - 842
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3. Henrich als Leser Kants No access Pages 843 - 850
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4. Dieter Henrich und der nachkantische Idealismus No access Pages 851 - 860
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