6. The French Explosion — From Kojève to Derrida (1945-1970)
Part II: The Western Bloc - Liberalism as Antifascism (1945-1968)
- Framing: France’s Paradoxical Situation After the Liberation
- The Publication of the Wartime Works — The Hegel Nobody Knew
- Jean-Paul Sartre — The Existentialist Hegel (1943-1960)
- Maurice Merleau-Ponty — Bodily Dialectic (1945-1961)
- Paul Ricœur — The Long Detour of Interpretation (1913-2005)
- Jacques Lacan — The Psychoanalytic Transformation of Recognition (1936-1966)
- Alexandre Koyré — The Forgotten Forerunner (1929-1964)
- Interim Assessment: The French Explosion — Brilliance and Blind Spot
- Transition to Chapter 7: From Paris to Frankfurt
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