3a. Dieter Henrich and the Heidelberg School — The Theory of Self-Consciousness
Part II: The Western Bloc - Liberalism as Antifascism (1945-1968)
- Constellation Research: Hegel in the Context of His Formation
- The Theory of Self-Consciousness: The Problem of the I
- Fichte’s Original Insight — and Hegel’s Response
- The Impact on American Philosophy
- Critical Assessment
- Systematic Significance for Our Account
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