Wallenstein, Sven-Olov ; Manning Delaney, Brian [red.] [red.]

Translating Hegel

[the phenomenology of spirit and modern philosophy]

Wallenstein, Sven-Olov ; Manning Delaney, Brian [red.] | TRANSLATING HEGEL : [the phenomenology of spirit and modern philosophy]

BoklivArtikelnr: 9789186069568

Boken utforskar översättning och tolkning av Hegels verk och dess betydelse för modern filosofi.

  • Utforskar Hegels Phenomenology of Spirit och dess relevans.

  • Bidrag från framstående Hegel-forskare och tolkar.

  • Utgiven som danskt band, 2012.

Typ av bok:
Ny
Pris:
232 kr

Beställningsvara. Skickas inom 3-21 vardagar.

Bindning: Danskt band

Bokförlag: Södertörns högskola
ISBN: 9789186069568
Bokserie: Södertörn Academic Studies ; 53

Omfång: 225 s.
Språk: Engelska
Utgivningsdatum: 2012-12-06

Förlagets information

Translating Hegel: The Phenomenology of Spirit and Modern Philosophy contains the contributions from a symposium organized on the occasion of the first Swedish translation of the Phenomenology. Bringing together a group of eminent Hegel scholars who address questions of translation and interpretation in the broadest sense, from historical hermeneutics to the actual practice of textual translation, it reveals the continued presence of Hegel in modern thought. Hegel’s Phenomenology of Spirit stands at the crossroads of modern philosophy. Taking us from the lowest and simplest level of sense-certainty through ever more complex forms of knowing and acting, Hegel’s monumental work eventually aspires to nothing less than a blueprint for absolute knowledge: a unity of subject and object, finite and infinite, man and world, a notion that has continually provoked new reactions and counterreactions throughout the course of modernity. Is Hegel’s work the consummation of classical metaphysics or the dawn of something new? Is he a fundamentally Christian thinker or does he herald the death of God? Should we read him as a precursor to modern phenomenology and hermeneutics, sociology of knowledge, pragmatism, deconstruction? In short: do we need to translate Hegel into some modern vocabulary to make him relevant to the present? And if so, what would such a translation imply for our reading of his texts?

Redaktör: Wallenstein, Sven-Olov ; Manning Delaney, Brian

Translating Hegel av Wallenstein, Sven-Olov ; Manning Delaney, Brian [red.] hittar du under Hegel inom Filosofi | Psykologi i huvudkategorin Humaniora.

Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel Översättning Translating and interpreting

Sök fler exemplar av denna titel

Du gillar nog också ...

Senast besökt