5. Anglo-American Appropriation of Hegel (1945-1968) - From British Idealism to Analytic Rehabilitation

Kai Froeb 2026

Part II: The Western Bloc - Liberalism as Antifascism (1945-1968)

  1. Framing: The Paradoxical Starting Point
  2. The Aftermath of British Idealism (1945-1955)
  3. R.G. Collingwood - History as Re-enactment (1946)
  4. Michael Oakeshott - Conservative Skepticism (1933/1962)
  5. American Pragmatism - Hegel Naturalized
  6. Wilfrid Sellars - The Myth of the Given (1956)
  7. The Analytic Critique of Hegel (1945-1960) - Russell, Ayer, Ryle
  8. J.N. Findlay - Hegel: A Re-examination (1958)
  9. Charles Taylor - The Canadian Bridge (1961-1975)
  10. Walter Kaufmann - Polemic against Popper (1965)
  11. Systematic Assessment 1945-1968 - The Hidden Continuity

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