2. The Hegelian School and Its Disintegration

Kai Froeb 2026

Part II: The First Generation (1831–1860)

  1. The Methodological Problem: How to Interpret a System That Is Itself a Theory of Interpretation?
  2. The Friends’ Edition (1832–1845) — Collective Edition as the First Form of Reception
  3. The Journals of the Hegelian School
  4. Eduard Gans — The Organizer and Mediator (1797–1839)
  5. Two Complementary Perspectives on the Same Development
  6. The Three Points of Restoration: Systematic Fields of Conflict
  7. The Right Hegelians — Affirmative Systematics and Dogmatic Rigidification
  8. The Left Hegelians — Critical Radicalization and the Absolutization of Negativity
  9. The Center — The Great Universal Scholars of the Hegelian School
  10. Assessment of the Disintegration: Productive Fragmentation as a Moment of Development

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