| 1976
|
07-03
|
Dominique Janicaud
|
Recent French Hegel Scholarship
|
01.04.
|
March
|
| 1977
|
08-04
|
Hajimu Nakano
|
Hegel Studies in Japan
|
02.06.
|
June
|
| 1977
|
09-02
|
Hans-Martin Sass
|
A Hegelian in Southwest Texas
|
05.07.
|
December
|
| 1978
|
09-04
|
Kenley Dove
|
Hegel and Creativity
|
05.10.
|
June
|
| 1978
|
10-01
|
Heinz Kolar
|
Some Remarks on Hegel's Notion of History in the Phenomenology
|
02.07.
|
September
|
| 1978
|
10-02
|
Errol E. Harris
|
The Naturphilosophie Updated
|
01.07.
|
December
|
| 1979
|
10-03
|
John N. Findlay
|
Hegel's Contributions to Absolute-Theory
|
06.10.
|
March
|
| 1979
|
10-04
|
Howard P. Kainz
|
What is Living and What is Dead in Hegel Today?
|
01.05.
|
June
|
| 1979
|
11-02
|
Werner Marx
|
Dialectic and the Role of the Phenomenologist
|
01.04.
|
December
|
| 1980
|
11-03
|
Robert F. Brown
|
A Report on the Historical-Critical Edition of Schelling's Works
|
02.04.
|
March
|
| 1980
|
11-03
|
Walter Jaeschke
|
Hegel's Philosophy of Religion: The Quest for a Critical Edition - 11
|
04.08.
|
March
|
| 1980
|
11-04
|
Walter Jaeschke
|
Hegel's Philosophy of Religion: The Quest for a Critical Edition: Part 2 - Principles of the Historical-Critical Edition
|
01.06.
|
June
|
| 1980
|
12-02
|
Errol E. Harris
|
Hegel Today
|
02.04.
|
December
|
| 1981
|
12-04
|
Hans-Martin Sass
|
A Hegelian in South Wisconsin
|
01.03.
|
June
|
| 1981
|
13-01
|
Darrel E. Christensen
|
A Hegelian Critique of Peirce
|
01.06.
|
September
|
| 1982
|
13-04
|
Errol E. Harris
|
Hegel and Christianity
|
01.05.
|
June
|
| 1983
|
14-03
|
Robert F. Brown
|
Hegel's Lectures on the Philosophy of Religion: A Progress Report on the New Edition
|
01.06.
|
March
|
| 1983
|
14-03
|
Robert F. Brown
|
Hegel's Lectures on the Philosophy of Religion: A Progress Report on the New Edition
|
01.06.
|
March
|
| 1983
|
14-03
|
Arnold V. Miller
|
On Translating Hegel
|
06.07.
|
March
|
| 1983
|
15-01
|
Arnold V. Miller
|
Absolute Knowing and the Destiny of the Individual
|
45-50.
|
Fall
|
| 1983
|
15-01
|
Clark A. Kucheman
|
Abstract and Concrete Freedom: Hegelian Perspectives on Economic Justice
|
23-44.
|
Fall
|
| 1983
|
15-01
|
Wilfried Ver Eecke
|
Negation and Desire in Freud and Hegel
|
11-22.
|
Fall
|
| 1983
|
15-01
|
Wilfried Ver Eecke
|
Negation and Desire in Freud and Hegel
|
11-22.
|
Fall
|
| 1983
|
15-01
|
Norbert Waszek
|
The Division of Labor: From the Scottish Enlightenment to Hegel
|
51-75.
|
Fall
|
| 1983
|
15-01
|
H.S. Harris
|
The Hegel Renaissance in the Anglo-Saxon World Since 1945
|
77-106.
|
Fall
|
| 1983
|
15-01
|
Merold Westphal
|
The New Flight of the Owl at the End of the Hegel Revival: An Official Welcome to the New Owl from the President of the Hegel Society of America
|
05.10.
|
Fall
|
| 1984
|
15-02
|
Richard Dien Winfield
|
Conceiving Reality Without Foundations: Hegel's Neglected Strategy for Realphilosophie
|
183-198.
|
Spring
|
| 1984
|
15-02
|
Fritz Marti
|
Response to his Critics
|
160-168.
|
Spring
|
| 1984
|
15-02
|
Robert F. Brown
|
Responses to Doctor Marti
|
147-160.
|
Spring
|
| 1984
|
15-02
|
Stephen N. Dunning
|
Responses to Doctor Marti
|
147-160.
|
Spring
|
| 1984
|
15-02
|
William Kluback
|
Responses to Doctor Marti
|
147-160.
|
Spring
|
| 1984
|
15-02
|
Michael G. Vater
|
Responses to Doctor Marti
|
147-160.
|
Spring
|
| 1984
|
15-02
|
Fritz Marti
|
The Last Objectivism Adds an Actor to a Given Act
|
131-147.
|
Spring
|
| 1984
|
15-02
|
Dale M. Schlitt
|
The Whole Truth: Hegel's Reconceptualization of Trinity
|
169-182.
|
Spring
|
| 1984
|
16-01
|
John Burbidge
|
Contraries and Contradictories: Reasoning in Schelling's Late Philosophy
|
55-68.
|
Fall
|
| 1984
|
16-01
|
Merold Westphal
|
Dialectic and Intersubjectivity
|
39-54.
|
Fall
|
| 1984
|
16-01
|
Louis Dupré
|
The Despair of Religion
|
21-30.
|
Fall
|
| 1984
|
16-01
|
Theodore F. Geraets
|
The Impossibility of Philosophy ... and its Realization
|
31-38.
|
Fall
|
| 1984
|
16-01
|
H.S. Harris
|
The Resurrection of Art
|
5-20.
|
Fall
|
| 1985
|
16-02
|
William Desmond
|
Art, Philosophy and Concreteness in Hegel
|
131-146.
|
Spring
|
| 1985
|
16-02
|
Leo Rauch
|
Hegel and the Emerging World: The Jena Lectures on Naturphilosophie (1805-06)
|
175- 181.
|
Spring
|
| 1985
|
16-02
|
George P. Cave
|
The Dialectic of Becoming in Hegel's Logic
|
147-160.
|
Spring
|
| 1985
|
16-02
|
Quentin S.J. Lauer
|
The Life of Consciousness and the World Come Alive
|
183-198.
|
Spring
|
| 1985
|
16-02
|
S.J. Quentin Lauer
|
The Life of Consciousness and the World Come Alive
|
183-198.
|
Spring
|
| 1985
|
16-02
|
Clark Butler
|
The Place of Process Cosmology in Absolute Idealism
|
161-174.
|
Spring
|
| 1985
|
17-01
|
Karl Rosenkranz
|
Foreword to Hegel's Philosophical Propaedeutic (translated by Leo Rauch)
|
21- 29.
|
Fall
|
| 1985
|
17-01
|
Robert R. Williams
|
Hegel and Whitehead as Categorial Thinkers
|
41-53.
|
Fall
|
| 1985
|
17-01
|
Robert C. Whittemore
|
The Need of Philosophy and its Satisfaction: Speculative Thought in Hegel and Whitehead
|
31-39.
|
Fall
|
| 1985
|
17-01
|
David Farrell Krell
|
The Oldest Program Towards a System in German Idealism
|
5-19.
|
Fall
|
| 1986
|
17-02
|
Gary Shapiro
|
An Ancient Quarrel in Hegel's Phenomenology
|
165-180.
|
Spring
|
| 1986
|
17-02
|
Katharina Dulckeit
|
Can Hegel Refer to Particulars?
|
181-194.
|
Spring
|
| 1986
|
17-02
|
Patricia Jagentowicz Mills
|
Hegel's Antigone
|
131-152.
|
Spring
|
| 1986
|
17-02
|
Robert D. Walsh
|
When Love of Knowing Becomes Actual Knowing: Heidegger and Gadamer on Hegel's die Sache Selbst
|
153-164.
|
Spring
|
| 1986
|
18-01
|
Richard Dien Winfield
|
Conceiving Something Without Any Conceptual Scheme
|
13-28.
|
Fall
|
| 1986
|
18-01
|
William V. Rowe
|
Essence, Ground and First Philosophy in Hegel's Science of Logic
|
43-56.
|
Fall
|
| 1986
|
18-01
|
Heidi M. Ravven
|
Some Hegelian Phenomenological and Philosophical Comments on the Liturgy for the Days of Awe
|
57-66.
|
Fall
|
| 1986
|
18-01
|
William Kluback
|
The Jewish Response to Hegel: Samuel Hirsch and Hermann Cohen
|
05.12.
|
Fall
|
| 1986
|
18-01
|
John Burbidge
|
The Syllogisms of Revealed Religion or the Reasonableness of Christianity
|
29-42.
|
Fall
|
| 1987
|
18-02
|
Richard Taft
|
Art and Philosophy in the Early Development of Hegel's System
|
145-162.
|
Spring
|
| 1987
|
18-02
|
Norbert Waszek
|
Eduard Gans on Poverty: Between Hegel and Saint-Simon
|
167-178.
|
Spring
|
| 1987
|
18-02
|
Robert E. Lauder
|
Howison's Post-Hegelian Personalism and the 'Conception of God' Discussion
|
131-144.
|
Spring
|
| 1987
|
18-02
|
William Desmond
|
Response to Professor Taft
|
163-166.
|
Spring
|
| 1987
|
19-01
|
Giacomo Rinaldi
|
An Apology for Hegel's Idealism Against its Realist Metaphysician Critics
|
53-62.
|
Fall
|
| 1987
|
19-01
|
Francis J. Ambrosio
|
Gadamer: On Making Oneself at Home with Hegel
|
23-40.
|
Fall
|
| 1987
|
19-01
|
Elliot L. Jurist
|
Hegel's Concept of Recognition
|
5-22.
|
Fall
|
| 1987
|
19-01
|
Peter C. Hodgson
|
The Metamorphosis of Judaism in Hegel's Philosophy of Religion
|
41-52.
|
Fall
|
| 1988
|
19-02
|
William Kluback
|
A Man of Dark Thoughts: Carl Schmitt
|
183-190.
|
Spring
|
| 1988
|
19-02
|
Heidi M. Ravven
|
Has Hegel Anything to Say to Feminists?
|
149-168.
|
Spring
|
| 1988
|
19-02
|
Daniel E. Shannon
|
Hegel's Criticism of Analogical Procedure and the Search for Final Purpose
|
169- 182.
|
Spring
|
| 1988
|
19-02
|
David A. Duquette
|
Methodology and Development in Marx and Hegel
|
131-148.
|
Spring
|
| 1988
|
20-01
|
Joseph P. Lawrence
|
Art and Philosophy in Schelling
|
5-19.
|
Fall
|
| 1988
|
20-01
|
Sean Kelly
|
Hegel and Morin: The Science of Wisdom and the Wisdom of the New Science
|
51-67.
|
Fall
|
| 1988
|
20-01
|
Cinzia Ferrini
|
On the Relation Between 'Mode' and 'Measure' in Hegel's Science of Logic: Some Introductory Remarks
|
21-49.
|
Fall
|
| 1988
|
20-01
|
Jeffrey Hoover
|
The Origin of the Conflict Between Hegel and Schleiermacher at Berlin
|
69-79.
|
Fall
|
| 1989
|
20-02
|
William Desmond
|
Can Philosophy Laugh at Itself? On Hegel and Aristophanes
|
131-149.
|
Spring
|
| 1989
|
20-02
|
Joseph C. Flay
|
Essence and Time in Hegel
|
183-192.
|
Spring
|
| 1989
|
20-02
|
Merold Westphal
|
Hegel, Hinduism and Freedom
|
193-204.
|
Spring
|
| 1989
|
20-02
|
Robert L. Perkins
|
Perspectivity and Objectivity: A Critical Clue to Hegel's Epistemology
|
151-163.
|
Spring
|
| 1989
|
20-02
|
Ingrid H. Shafer
|
The Infinite Circle: From Cusanus and the Tao to Hegel and Hesse
|
165-182.
|
Spring
|
| 1989
|
21-01
|
Tom Rockmore
|
Foundationalism and Hegelian Logic
|
41-50.
|
Fall
|
| 1989
|
21-01
|
Walter D. Ludwig
|
Hegel's Conception of Absolute Knowing
|
5-19.
|
Fall
|
| 1989
|
21-01
|
Chip Sills
|
Is Hegel's Logic a Speculative Tropology?
|
21-40.
|
Fall
|
| 1989
|
21-01
|
David MacGregor
|
The State at Dusk
|
51-64.
|
Fall
|
| 1989
|
21-01
|
Martin Donougho
|
The Woman in White: On the Reception of Hegel's Antigone
|
65-89.
|
Fall
|
| 1990
|
21-02
|
W.J. Korab-Karpowicz
|
A Point of Reconciliation Between Schopenhauer and Hegel
|
167-176.
|
Spring
|
| 1990
|
21-02
|
John McCumber
|
Hegel on Habit
|
155- 165.
|
Spring
|
| 1990
|
21-02
|
Philip T. Grier
|
The End of History and the Return of History
|
131-144.
|
Spring
|
| 1990
|
21-02
|
John Burbidge
|
The First Chapter of Hegel's Larger Logic
|
177-183.
|
Spring
|
| 1990
|
21-02
|
James L. Marsh
|
The Play of Difference/Différance in Hegel and Derrida
|
145-153.
|
Spring
|
| 1990
|
22-01
|
Richard Dien Winfield
|
A Reply to George Lucas' Critique of Reason and Justice
|
91-93.
|
Fall
|
| 1990
|
22-01
|
George R. Lucas
|
Foundation-Free Philosophy and the Quest for Justice: A Comment on Richard Winfield's Enterprise
|
81-90.
|
Fall
|
| 1990
|
22-01
|
Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph von Schelling
|
On the Source of the Eternal Truths (translated by Edward A. Beach)
|
55-67.
|
Fall
|
| 1990
|
22-01
|
David S. Stern
|
The Immanence of Thought: Hegel's Critique of Foundationalism
|
19-33.
|
Fall
|
| 1990
|
22-01
|
Edward A. Beach
|
The Later Schelling's Conception of Dialectical Method in Contradistinction to Hegel's
|
35-54.
|
Fall
|
| 1990
|
22-01
|
Ofelia M. Schutte
|
The Master-Slave Dialectic in Latin America: The Social Criticism of Zea, Freire and Roig
|
5-18.
|
Fall
|
| 1990
|
22-01
|
Stephen Houlgate
|
World History as the Progress of Consciousness: An Interpretation of Hegel's Philosophy of History
|
69-80.
|
Fall
|
| 1991
|
22-02
|
Michael Baur
|
Hegel and the Overcoming of the Understanding
|
141-158.
|
Spring
|
| 1991
|
22-02
|
Paul Redding
|
Hermeneutic or Metaphysical Hegelianism? Kojève's Dilemma
|
175-189.
|
Spring
|
| 1991
|
22-02
|
Richard Dien Winfield
|
Rethinking Politics: Carl Schmitt vs. Hegel
|
209-225.
|
Spring
|
| 1991
|
22-02
|
Randall E. Auxier
|
The Return of the Initiate: Hegel on Bread and Wine
|
191-208.
|
Spring
|
| 1991
|
22-02
|
Allen S. Hance
|
The Rule of Law in The German Constitution
|
159-174.
|
Spring
|
| 1991
|
22-02
|
Stephen Houlgate
|
Thought and Being in Kant and Hegel
|
131-140.
|
Spring
|
| 1991
|
23-01
|
Mark C.E. Peterson
|
Animals Eating Empiricists: Assimilation and Subjectivity in Hegel's Philosophy of Nature
|
49-62.
|
Fall
|
| 1991
|
23-01
|
Cornelia A. Tsakiridou
|
Darstellung: Reflections on Art, Logic and System in Hegel
|
15-28.
|
Fall
|
| 1991
|
23-01
|
Lewis P. Hinchman
|
On Reconciling Happiness and Autonomy: An Interpretation of Hegel's Moral Philosophy
|
29-48.
|
Fall
|
| 1991
|
23-01
|
Réal Robert Fillion
|
Realizing Reason in History: How Cunning Does It Have to Be?
|
77-92.
|
Fall
|
| 1991
|
23-01
|
Robert Fillion Réal
|
Realizing Reason in History: How Cunning Does It Have to Be?
|
77-92.
|
Fall
|
| 1991
|
23-01
|
Robert R. Williams
|
Sartre's Strange Appropriation of Hegel
|
5-14.
|
Fall
|
| 1991
|
23-01
|
Bruce Baugh
|
Subjectivity and the Begriff in Modern French Philosophy
|
63-75.
|
Fall
|
| 1992
|
23-02
|
Sally S. Sedgwick
|
Hegel's Treatment of Transcendental Apperception in Kant
|
151-163.
|
Spring
|
| 1992
|
23-02
|
Myriam Bienenstock
|
Rosenzweig's Hegel
|
177-182.
|
Spring
|
| 1992
|
23-02
|
Walter D. Ludwig
|
The Method of Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit
|
165-175.
|
Spring
|
| 1992
|
23-02
|
Hans-Christian Lucas
|
The 'Sovereign Ingratitude' of Spirit toward Nature: Logical Qualities, Corporeity, Animal Magnetism and Madness in Hegel's 'Anthropology'
|
131-150.
|
Spring
|
| 1992
|
24-01
|
Darrel Moellendorf
|
A Reconstruction of Hegel's Account of Freedom of the Will
|
5-18.
|
Fall
|
| 1992
|
24-01
|
Heidi M. Ravven
|
A Response to 'Why Feminists Should Take the Phenomenology of Spirit Seriously'
|
63- 69.
|
Fall
|
| 1992
|
24-01
|
James H. Wilkinson
|
A Theory of the Family: Critical Appropriations of Hegel and Aristotle
|
19-40.
|
Fall
|
| 1992
|
24-01
|
Patricia Jagentowicz Mills
|
'Feminist' Sympathy and Other Serious Crimes: A Reply to Swindle
|
55- 62.
|
Fall
|
| 1992
|
24-01
|
Robert R. Williams
|
Hegel and Skepticism
|
71-82.
|
Fall
|
| 1992
|
24-01
|
Stuart Swindle
|
Why Feminists Should Take the Phenomenology of Spirit Seriously
|
41-54.
|
Fall
|
| 1993
|
24-02
|
Stephen Houlgate
|
A Reply to Joseph C. Flay's 'Hegel's Metaphysics'
|
153-161.
|
Spring
|
| 1993
|
24-02
|
Tom Rockmore
|
Aspects of French Hegelianism
|
191-206.
|
Spring
|
| 1993
|
24-02
|
Joseph C. Flay
|
Hegel's Metaphysics
|
145-152.
|
Spring
|
| 1993
|
24-02
|
Richard Dien Winfield
|
Rethinking the Particular Forms of Art: Prolegomena to a Rational Reconstruction of Hegel's Theory of the Artforms
|
131-144.
|
Spring
|
| 1993
|
24-02
|
Daniel O. Dahlstrom
|
The Dialectic of Conscience and the Necessity of Morality in Hegel's Philosophy of Right
|
181-189.
|
Spring
|
| 1993
|
24-02
|
Frank Schalow
|
The Question of Being and the Recovery of Language Within Hegelian Thought
|
163-180.
|
Spring
|
| 1993
|
25-01
|
Andrew Cutrofello
|
A History of Reason in the Age of Insanity: The Deconstruction of Foucault in Hegel's Phenomenology
|
15-21.
|
Fall
|
| 1993
|
25-01
|
Paolo Guietti
|
A Reading of Hegel's Master/Slave Relationship: Robinson Crusoe and Friday
|
47-60.
|
Fall
|
| 1993
|
25-01
|
Errol E. Harris
|
Hegel's Anthropology
|
5-14.
|
Fall
|
| 1993
|
25-01
|
Hans-Christian Lucas
|
The Identification of Vernunft and Wirklichkeit in Hegel
|
23-45.
|
Fall
|
| 1994
|
25-02
|
Errol E. Harris
|
Being-for-Self in the Greater Logic
|
155-162.
|
Spring
|
| 1994
|
25-02
|
H.S. Harris
|
Hail and Farewell to Hegel: The Phenomenology and the Logic
|
163-171.
|
Spring
|
| 1994
|
25-02
|
John E. Smith
|
Hegel and the Hegel Society of America
|
135-140.
|
Spring
|
| 1994
|
25-02
|
John Burbidge
|
Hegel in Canada
|
215-219.
|
Spring
|
| 1994
|
25-02
|
Louis Dupré
|
Hegel Reflects on Remembering
|
141-146.
|
Spring
|
| 1994
|
25-02
|
Merold Westphal
|
Hegel's Angst vor dem Sollen
|
187-194.
|
Spring
|
| 1994
|
25-02
|
Donald Phillip Verene
|
Hegel's Spiritual Zoo and the Modern Condition
|
235-240.
|
Spring
|
| 1994
|
25-02
|
Kenneth L. Schmitz
|
On a Resistant Strain within the Hegelian Dialectic
|
147-154.
|
Spring
|
| 1994
|
25-02
|
Quentin S.J. Lauer
|
Religion, Reason and Culture: A Hegelian Interpretation
|
173-186.
|
Spring
|
| 1994
|
25-02
|
Joseph C. Flay
|
The Dialectic of Irony and the Irony of Dialectic
|
209-214.
|
Spring
|
| 1994
|
25-02
|
George L. Kline
|
The Hegelian Roots of S.L. Frank's Ethics and Social Philosophy
|
195-208.
|
Spring
|
| 1994
|
25-02
|
William Desmond
|
Thinking on the Double: The Equivocities of Dialectic
|
221-234.
|
Spring
|
| 1994
|
26-01
|
Stephen Houlgate
|
Hegel and Fichte: Recognition, Otherness, and Absolute Knowing
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Fall
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| 1994
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26-01
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Andrew Cutrofello
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Hegel’s Confessions or Why We Need a Sequel to the Phenomenology of Spirit
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Fall
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| 1994
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26-01
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Clark Butler
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Empirical vs. Rational Order in the History of Philosophy
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Fall
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| 1994
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26-01
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Paul Redding
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Philosophical Republicanism and Monarchism—and Republican and Monarchical Philosophy—in Kant and Hegel
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Fall
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| 1994
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26-01
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Brian K. Etter
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The Sounds of the Ideal: Hegel’s Aesthetic of Music
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Fall
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| 1995
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26-02
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Lawrence S. Stepelevich
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A Few Words from the Editor
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Spring
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| 1995
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26-02
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Robert R. Williams
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Discernment in the Realm of Shadows: Absolute Knowing and Otherness
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Spring
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| 1995
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26-02
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Mark E. Meaney
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Money, Monetary Crisis, and the Doctrine of Being
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Spring
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| 1995
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26-02
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Wendell Kisner
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Erinnerung, Retrait, Absolute Reflection: Hegel and Derrida
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Spring
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| 1995
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26-02
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Jon Stewart
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Hegel and the Myth of Reason
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Spring
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| 1995
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27-01
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Richard Dien Winfield
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Hegel, Romanticism, and Modernity
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Fall
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| 1995
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27-01
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Daniel E. Shannon
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A Criticism of a False Idealism and Onward to Hegel: Objections to the Gaia Hypothesis
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Fall
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| 1995
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27-01
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Stephen Houlgate
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Necessity and Contingency in Hegel’s Science of Logic
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Fall
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| 1995
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27-01
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Adriaan Peperzak
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“Second Nature”: Place and Significance of the Objective Spirit in Hegel’s Encyclopedia
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Fall
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| 1996
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27-02
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Lawrence S. Stepelevich
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A Few Final Words from the Editor
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Spring
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| 1996
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27-02
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Douglas Moggach
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Bruno Bauer’s Political Critique, 1840–1841
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Spring
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| 1996
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27-02
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Mark C. E. Peterson
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The Role of Practical and Theoretical Approaches in Hegel’s Philosophy of Nature
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Spring
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| 1996
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27-02
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Andy Hetherington
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The Legitimacy of Capital Punishment in Hegel’s Philosophy of Right
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Spring
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| 1996
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27-02
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Steven J. Heyman
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The Legitimacy of Capital Punishment in Hegel’s Philosophy of Right: A Comment
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Spring
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| 1996
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27-02
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Andy Hetherington
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The Legitimacy of Capital Punishment in Hegel’s Philosophy of Right: A Reply to Heyman
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Spring
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| 1996
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28-01
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Ardis B. Collins
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The Owl in Transition
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Fall
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| 1996
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28-01
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Louis Dupré
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Hegel and the Enlightenment: A Study in Ambiguity
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Fall
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| 1996
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28-01
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Andrew Cutrofello
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“The Blessed Gods Mourn: What is Living-Dead in the Legacy of Hegel
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Fall
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| 1996
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28-01
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Merold Westphal
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Laughing At Hegel
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Fall
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| 1996
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28-01
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Jon Mills
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Hegel on the Unconscious Abyss: Implications for Psychoanalysis
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Fall
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| 1996
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28-01
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Klaus Erich Kaehler
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In Memory of Werner Marx
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Fall
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| 1996
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28-01
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Tom Nenon
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In Memory of Werner Marx
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Fall
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| 1997
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28-02
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Cyril O'Regan
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Hegel and Anti-Judaism: Narrative and the Inner Circulation of the Kabbalah
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Spring
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| 1997
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28-02
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Kirk Pillow
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Habituating Madness and Phantasying Art in Hegel's Encyclopedia
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Spring
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| 1997
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28-02
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Ardis B. Collins
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In Memory of Quentin Lauer, S.J.
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Spring
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| 1997
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28-02
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William Maker
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The Fourteenth Biennial Meeting of the Hegel Society of America
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Spring
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| 1997
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28-02
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Michael G. Vater
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The Fourth Biennial Meeting of the North American Fichte Society
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Spring
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| 1997
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29-01
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Stephen Houlgate
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Hegel and the 'End' of Art
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Fall
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| 1997
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29-01
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John Burbidge
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Hegel's Absolutes
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Fall
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| 1997
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29-01
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Will Dudley
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Freedom and the Need for Protection from Myself
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Fall
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| 1998
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29-02
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Michael Baur
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Sublating Kant and the Old Metaphysics: A Reading of the Transition from Being to Essence in Hegel's Logic
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Spring
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| 1998
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29-02
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Angelica Nuzzo
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An Outline of Italian Hegelianism (1832-1998)
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Spring
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| 1998
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30-1
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Simon Lumsden
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Absolute Knowing
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| 1998
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30-1
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Rob Devos
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How Absolute is Hegel's Absolute Knowing?
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|
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| 1998
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30-1
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Stephen Houlgate
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Absolute Knowing Revisited
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|
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| 1998
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30-1
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Joseph C. Flay
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Absolute Knowing and the Absolute Other
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| 1998
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30-1
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Robert R. Williams
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Towards a Non-Foundational Absolute Knowing
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| 1998
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30-1
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John Burbidge
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Absolute Acting
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| 1998
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30-1
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Philip T. Grier
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Hegel at the Twentieth World Congress of Philosophy
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|
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| 1999
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30-2
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Kathleen Dow
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Magnus Spirit's Symbolic Self-Presentation in Art: A Reading of Hegel's Aesthetics
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Spring
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| 1999
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30-2
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Ardis B. Collins
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Hegel on Classical and Gothic Architecture: Editor's Introduction
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Spring
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| 1999
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30-2
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Brian K. Etter
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Beauty, Ornament, and Style: The Problem of Classical Architecture in Hegel's Aesthetics
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Spring
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| 1999
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30-2
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William Desmond
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Gothic Hegel
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Spring
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| 1999
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30-2
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David Kolb
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Modernity's Self-Justification: The Thought of Robert B. Pippin
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Spring
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| 1999
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30-2
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Robert B. Pippin
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Response to David Kolb
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Spring
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| 1999
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31-1
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Michael Wolff
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Erin Flynn, Kenneth R. Westphal On Hegel's Doctrine of Contradiction
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| 1999
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31-1
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Brendan Larvor
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Lakatos's Mathematical Hegelianism
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|
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| 1999
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31-1
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James Blachowicz
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Knowledge vs. Inquiry: Comment on Brendan Larvor's Criticism of Hegel's Philosophy of Mathematics
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|
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| 1999
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31-1
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Brendan Larvor
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Reply to James Blachowicz
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|
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| 2000
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31-2
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George di Giovanni
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Factual Necessity: On H. S. Harris and Weltgeist
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Spring
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| 2000
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31-2
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Kenneth R. Westphal
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Hegel, Harris, and Sextus Empiricus
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Spring
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| 2000
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31-2
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Will Dudley
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A Limited Kind of Freedom: Hegel's Logical Analysis of the Finitude of the Will
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Spring
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| 2000
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31-2
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David Kolb
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Exposing an English Speculative Word
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Spring
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| 2000
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31-2
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Rolf Ahlers
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Meeting of the Internationale Hegel-Vereinigung: Stuttgart, June 3-5, 1999
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Spring
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| 2000
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32-1
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Philip T. Grier
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Special Editor's Introduction
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|
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| 2000
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32-1
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Jeffrey Reid
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Hegel and the State University: The University of Berlin and Its Founding Contradictions
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|
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| 2000
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32-1
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Ardis B. Collins
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Hegel on Language, Citizenship, and the Educational Function of the Workplace: The Marxist Challenge
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| 2000
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32-1
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Robert R. Williams
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Reason, Authority, and Recognition in Hegel's Theory of Education
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|
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| 2001
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32-2
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Jean-Philippe Deranty
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Hegel’s Parliamentarianism: A New Perspective on Hegel’s Theory of Political Institutions
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Spring
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| 2001
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32-2
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Angelica Nuzzo
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Transformations of Freedom in the Jena Kant Reception (1785–1794)
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Spring
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| 2001
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32-2
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Michael H. Hoffheimer
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Translating Knechtschaft
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Spring
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| 2001
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32-2
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Philip Grier
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An Apology
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Spring
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| 2001
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33-1
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Douglas Moggach
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Free Means Ethical: Bruno Bauer’s Critical Idealism
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|
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| 2001
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33-1
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Ardis B. Collins
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In Honor of H. S. Harris: A Message from the Editor
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|
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| 2001
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33-1
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John W. Burbidge
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Secondness
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|
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| 2001
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33-1
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H.S. Harris
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Thirdness: A Response to the “Secondness” of John Burbidge
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|
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| 2001
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33-1
|
Cyril O’Regan
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The Impossibility of a Christian Reading of the Phenomenology of Spirit: H. S. Harris on Hegel’s Liquidation of Christianity
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|
|
| 2001
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33-1
|
Stephen Crites
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Notes on Hegel’s Ladder
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|
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| 2001
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33-1
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Ardis B. Collins
|
American Hegel Research in Venice: Conference Report
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|
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| 2002
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33-2
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Philip J. Kain
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Hegel, Antigone, and Women
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Spring/Summer
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| 2002
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33-2
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Nadine Changfoot
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Hegel’s Antigone: A Response to the Feminist Critique
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Spring/Summer
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| 2002
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33-2
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Patricia Jagentowicz
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Mills “Hegel’s Antigone” Redux: Woman in Four Parts
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Spring/Summer
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| 2002
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33-2
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Heidi Miriam Ravven
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Further Thoughts on Hegel and Feminism: A Response to Philip J. Kain and Nadine Changfoot
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Spring/Summer
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| 2002
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33-2
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Patricia Huntington
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The Couple Must Become Spiritualized: A Response to Changfoot
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Spring/Summer
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| 2002
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34-1
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John W. Burbidge
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Chemism and Chemistry
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|
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| 2002
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34-1
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Edward C. Halper
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The Idealism of Hegel’s System
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| 2002
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34-1
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William Maker
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Idealism and Autonomy
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|
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| 2002
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34-1
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Richard Dien Winfield
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Objectivity in Logic and Nature
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|
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| 2002
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34-1
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Will Dudley
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Systematic Philosophy and Idealism
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|
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| 2002
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34-1
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Stephen Houlgate
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Logic and Nature in Hegel’s Philosophy: A Response to John W. Burbidge
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|
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| 2002
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34-1
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George di Giovanni
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Jacobi and Reinhold in the Spotlight: A Report on Two Recent Conferences
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| 2002
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34-1
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Michael Baur
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Hege society of America: Business Meeting Minutes
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|
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| 2003
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34-2
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Lydia L. Moland
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Inheriting, Earning, and Owning: The Source of Practical Identity in Hegel’s 'Anthropology'
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Spring/Summer
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| 2003
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34-2
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John Burbidge
|
The 'Infinite Agony' of Spirit
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Spring/Summer
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| 2003
|
35-1/2
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John McCumber
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Substance and Reciprocity in Hegel
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|
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| 2003
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35-1/2
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Will Dudley
|
Impure Reason: Hegel on the Irrationality of the Rational
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| 2003
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35-1/2
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John Burbidge
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In Memory of Emil Ludwig Fackenheim, 1916–2003
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|
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| 2004
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36-1
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Frederick Neuhouser
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Summary of Foundations of Hegel’s Social Theory: Actualizing Freedom
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| 2004
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36-1
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Will Dudley
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The Systematic Context and Structure of Hegel’s Social Theory: A Response to Frederick Neuhouser
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|
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| 2004
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36-1
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David Kolb
|
Beyond the Pale: the Spectre of Formal Universality
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| 2004
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36-1
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Frederick Neuhouser
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On Detaching Hegel’s Social Philosophy from His Metaphysics: Reply to My Critics
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| 2004/2005
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36-1
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Michael Baur
|
Minutes of the Business Meeting Eighteenth Biennial Meeting of the Hegel Society of America
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|
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| 2005
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36-2
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William Desmond
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Hegel’s God, Transcendence, and the Counterfeit Double: A Figure of Dialectical Equivocity?
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| 2005
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36-2
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Martin J. De Nys
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Conceiving Divine Transcendence
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| 2005
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36-2
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Stephen Houlgate
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Hegel, Desmond, and the Problem of God’s Transcendence
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| 2005
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36-2
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Peter C. Hodgson
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Hegel’s God: Counterfeit or Real?
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| 2005
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36-2
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William Desmond
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Response to Martin De Nys
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|
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| 2005
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36-2
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William Desmond
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Response to Stephen Houlgate
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|
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| 2005
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36-2
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William Desmond
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Response to Peter Hodgson
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|
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| 2005
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36-2
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George di Giovanni
|
Report: Internationaler Hegelkongress 2005
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|
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| 2006
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37-1
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Peter Hodgson
|
Hegel and Christian Theology: Author's Summary
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|
Fall/Winter
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| 2006
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37-1
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Cyril O'Regan
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Philosophy of Religion in the Context of Hegel’s Philosophy: Challenges and Prospects
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|
Fall/Winter
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| 2006
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37-1
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Robert R. Williams
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Beyond Tradition and Modernity: Hodgson’s Hegel and Christian Theology
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Fall/Winter
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| 2006
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37-1
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Stephen Crites
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Hodgson’s Choice
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Fall/Winter
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| 2006
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37-1
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Peter C. Hodgson
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Hegel: Theologian of Freedom
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Fall/Winter
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| 2006
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37-2
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William Maker
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Hegel and Rorty, or, How Hegel Saves Pragmatism from Itself
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| 2006
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37-2
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Lars Fischer
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Hegel in Support of Jewish Emancipation: A Deliberate Political Act?
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| 2006
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37-2
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Todd Gooch
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Max Stirner and the Apotheosis of the Corporeal Ego
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| 2006/2007
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38-1/2
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John Burbidge
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H. S. Harris (1926–2007)
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| 2006/2007
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38-1/2
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George di Giovanni
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Memories of H. S. Harris, Mentor and Friend
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| 2006/2007
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38-1/2
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Kenneth R. Westphal
|
Homage to Harris
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|
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| 2006/2007
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38-1/2
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Robert R. Williams
|
Hegel’s Critique of Kant
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| 2006/2007
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38-1/2
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Daniel O. Dahlstrom
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Challenges to the Rational Observation of Nature in the Phenomenology of Spirit
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| 2006/2007
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38-1/2
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Chris Lauer
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Reason at Play: The Place of Schellingian Childishness in the Phenomenology’s Dialectic of Reason
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|
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| 2006/2007
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38-1/2
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Shannon Hoff
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Restoring Antigone to Ethical Life: Nature and Sexual Difference in Hegel’s Phenomenology of Spirit
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| 2006/2007
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38-1/2
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Saul Tobias
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Hegel and the Politics of Recognition
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| 2006/2007
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38-1/2
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Brian O’Connor
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Hegel’s Phenomenology and the Question of Semantic Pragmatism
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| 2007/2008
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39-1/2
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Jim Vernon
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Universal Grammar: The Necessit y of the Linguistic Judgment
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| 2007/2008
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39-1/2
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Thomas A. Lewis
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Speaking of Habits: The Role of Language in Moving from Habit to Freedom
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| 2007/2008
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39-1/2
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Richard Dien Winfield
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From Representation to Thought: Reflections on Hegel’s Determination of Intelligence
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| 2007/2008
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39-1/2
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Robb Edward Eason
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Commentary on Richard Dien Winfield’s From Representation to Thought: Reflections on Hegel’s Determination of Intelligence
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| 2007/2008
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39-1/2
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Kenneth R. Westphal
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Intelligenz and the Interpretation of Hegel’s Idealism: Some Hermeneutic Pointers
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|
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| 2007/2008
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39-1/2
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William Maker
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Hegel’s Realism: Comments on K. R. Westphal’s “Intelligenz and the Interpretation of Hegel’s Idealism”
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| 2008/2009
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40-1
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Wendell Kisner
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A Species-Based Environmental Ethic in Hegel’s Logic of Life
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| 2008/2009
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40-1
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Alison Stone
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On Alienation from Life: A Response to Wendell Kisner’s “A Species-Based Environmental Ethic in Hegel’s Logic of Life”
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| 2008/2009
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40-1
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Chong-Fuk Lau
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The Aristotelian-Kantian and Hegelian Approaches to Categories
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| 2008/2009
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40-1
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John Burbidge
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Contingent Categories: A Response to Prof. Lau
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| 2009
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40-2
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Ioannis Trisokkas
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The Speculative Logical Theory of Universality
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| 2009
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40-2
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Rev. Daniel P. , Jamros
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Jesus and Hercules: Hegel Reflects on the Resurrection
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| 2009
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40-2
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George di Giovanni
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Jewish and Post-Christian Interpretations of Hegel: Emil Fackenheim and Henry S. Harris
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|
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| 2009/2010
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41-1/2
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Philip T. Grier
|
In Memoriam: Errol E. Harris
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| 2009/2010
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41-1/2
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Scott Kim
|
Remembering Errol Harris
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|
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| 2009/2010
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41-1/2
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Stephen Houlgate
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McDowell, Hegel and the Phenomenology of Spirit
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| 2009/2010
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41-1/2
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John McDowell
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Response to Stephen Houlgate
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|
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| 2009/2010
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41-1/2
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Stephen Houlgate
|
Response to John McDowell
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| 2009/2010
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41-1/2
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John McDowell
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Response to Stephen Houlgate’s Response
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| 2009/2010
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41-1/2
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Douglas Moggach
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The Subject as Substance: Bruno Bauer’s Critique of Stirner
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| 2009/2010
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41-1/2
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Lawrence S. Stepelevich
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At the End of the Path of Doubt: Max Stirner
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| 2009/2010
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41-1/2
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Aaron M. Mead
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Hegel and Externalism About Intentions
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| 2010/2011
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42-1/2
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Kenneth R. Westphal
|
Analytic Philosophy and the Long Tail of Scientia: Hegel and the Historicity of Philosophy
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|
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| 2010/2011
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42-1/2
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Paul Redding
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Hegel’s Anticipation of the Early History of Analytic Philosophy
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| 2010/2011
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42-1/2
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Christopher Yeomans
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Hegel and Analytic Philosophy of Action
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| 2010/2011
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42-1/2
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Dean Moyar
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Rethinking Autonomy in Hegel’s Earliest Writings
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| 2010/2011
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42-1/2
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Robert R. Williams
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Hegel’s Concept of The True Infinite
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| 2010/2011
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42-1/2
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Robert M. Wallace
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True Infinity and Hegel’s Rational Mysticism: A Reply to Professor Williams
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|
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| 2010/2011
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42-1/2
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Robert R. Williams
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Hegel’s True Infinity As Panentheism: Reply to Robert Wallace
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| 2010/2011
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42-1/2
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Edward A. Beach
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Hegel’s Mediated Immediacies: A Reply to Dieter Henrich
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| 2010/2011
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42-1/2
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Dudley Knowles
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Michael Carpenter Hegel as Ornithologist: The Owl of Minerva
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| 2011/2012
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43-1/2
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Ioannis D. Trisokkas
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Hegel on the Particular in the Science of Logic'
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| 2011/2012
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43-1/2
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Timothy Brownlee
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Conscience and Religion in Hegel's Later Political Philosophy'
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| 2011/2012
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43-1/2
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Lucia Staiano-Daniels
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Illuminated Darkness: Hegel's Brief and Unexpected Elevation of Indian Thought in 'On the Episode of the Mahabharata known by the name Bhagavad-Gita by Wilhelm von Humboldt'
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| 2012/2013
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44-1/2
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Kevin J. Harrelson
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Hegel and the Modern Canon
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| 2012/2013
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44-1/2
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Andrew Norris
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The Disappearance of the French Revolution in Hegel's 'Phenomenology of Spirit'
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| 2012/2013
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44-1/2
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Mark Alznauer
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The Role of 'Morality' in Hegel's Theory of Action
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| 2012/2013
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44-1/2
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D. C. Schindler
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'The Free Will Which Wills the Free Will': On Marriage as a Paradigm of Freedom in Hegel's 'Philosophy of Right'
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| 2012/2013
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44-1/2
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Lambert Zuidervaart
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Art, Religion, and the Sublime: After Hegel
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| 2012/2013
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44-1/2
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George di Giovanni
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A Note Regarding the Recent Translation of Hegel's 'Greater Logic'
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| 2013/2014
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45-1/2
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Jeffrey Reid
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Comets and Moons: The For-another in Hegel's Philosophy of Nature
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| 2013/2014
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45-1/2
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Jon Stewart
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Hegel, Creuzer, and the Rise of Orientalism
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| 2013/2014
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45-1/2
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Ardis Collins
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Reason and Its Absolute Opposite in Hegel's Critical Examination of Phenomenal Consciousness
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| 2013/2014
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45-1/2
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Brady Bowman
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Acosmism, Radical Finitude, and Divine Love in Mendelssohn, Schelling, and Hegel
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| 2013/2014
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45-1/2
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Robert Williams
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Overcoming the Kantian Frame: Tragedy, Recognition, and the Death of God
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| 2014/2015
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46-1/2
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Henry Southgate
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The Paradox of Irrationalism: The Logical Foundation of Hegel’s Philosophy of the Absurd
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| 2014/2015
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46-1/2
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Philip J. Kain
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Hegel and the Failure of Civil Society
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| 2014/2015
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46-1/2
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David Schweickart
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Marx's Democratic Critique of Capitalism and Its Implications for a Viable Socialism
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| 2014/2015
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46-1/2
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Philip J. Kain
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Alienation and Market Socialism: Comments on Schweickart's 'Marx's Democratic Critique of Capitalism and Its Implications for a Viable Socialism'
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| 2014/2015
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46-1/2
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Philip T. Grier
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In Memoriam: George Louis Kline; March 3, 1921-October 21, 2014
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| 2015/2016
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47-1/2
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Kenneth R. Westphal
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The Beginning of Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit: Introduction (Einleitung) and Consciousness: Sense Certainty, Perception, Force & Understanding
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| 2015/2016
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47-1/2
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David Ciavatta
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Hegel on the Parallels between Action and the Ontology of Life
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| 2015/2016
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47-1/2
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Douglas Finn
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Spiritual Consumption: Eating and the Christian Eucharist in Hegel
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| 2015/2016
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47-1/2
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George di Giovanni
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A Second Note Regarding the Recent Translation of Hegel's Greater Logic
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| 2015/2016
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47-1/2
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John Burbidge
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In Memoriam: Joseph Charles Flay, 1932-2014
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| 2016/2017
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48-1/2
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Kenneth R. Westphal
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Hegel, Natural Law & Moral Constructivism
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| 2016/2017
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48-1/2
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Mark Alznauer
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Is Hegel a Natural Law Constructivist?
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| 2016/2017
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48-1/2
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William E. Conklin,
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Hegel and a Third Theory of Law
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| 2016/2017
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48-1/2
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Jovan Babić
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Primacy of Factuality: Remarks on Kenneth Westphal’s 'Hegel, Natural Law & Moral Constructivism'
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| 2016/2017
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48-1/2
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Stuart Toddington
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The Moral Truth about Normative Constructivism
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| 2016/2017
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48-1/2
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Kenneth R. Westphal
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Hegel’s Natural Law Constructivism: Fundamentals of Republicanism
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| 2017/2018
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49-1/2
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Ardis B. Collins
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Dedicated to the Memory of Robert R. Williams, Who Passed from This Life on March 10, 2018
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| 2017/2018
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49-1/2
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Philip T. Grier
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Remembering Bob Williams
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| 2017/2018
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49-1/2
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Stephen Houlgate
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Memories of Bob
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| 2017/2018
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49-1/2
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Giacomo Rinaldi
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Remembering the Hegelian Philosopher Robert R. Williams
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| 2017/2018
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49-1/2
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George di Giovanni
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One More Note on the Translation of Hegel's Science of Logic
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| 2019
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50-1/2
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Philip T. Grier
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A Turning Point in Oxford Idealism: Errol E. Harris’s Oxford Writings
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| 2019
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50-1/2
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Martin Krahn
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The Species Problem in Hegel's Philosophy of Nature
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| 2019
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50-1/2
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Jon Stewart
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Hegel's Analysis of Egyptian Art and Architecture as a Form of Philosophical Anthropology
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| 2020
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51-1/2
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Kenneth R. Westphal
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Aphorisms on the Absolute: Editorial Introduction
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| 2020
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51-1/2
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Davide Barile
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History and the International Order in Hegel’s Philosophy of Right
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| 2020
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51-1/2
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Thom Brooks
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More than Recognition: Why Stakeholding Matters for Reconciliation in Hegel’s Philosophy of Right
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