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This classic introduction to one of the most influential modern thinkers, G.W.F. Hegel (1770-1831) has been made even more comprehensive through the addition of four new chapters. New edition of a classic introduction to Hegel. Enables students to engage with many aspects of Hegel's philosophy. Covers the whole range of Hegel's mature thought. Relates Hegel's ideas to other thinkers, such as Luther, Descartes and Kant. Offers a distinctive and challenging interpretation of Hegel's work. No s'han trobat descripcions de biblioteca. |
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Houlgate writes with precision and a crystalline style. Will update this when I've finished the book.
UPDATE: an excellent book. I'd recommend it for anyone wishing to get started with Hegel, but who feels daunted by the size and density of the primary texts. For this second edition Houlgate added material on the *Phenomenology of Spirit*, which Hegel-approach-ers will doubtless welcome. He devotes three whole chapters to Hegel's philosophy of nature, which he feels has been unjustly neglected ... I'm not certain he didn't overdo it a bit, here, since some of the arguments that what Hegel does philosophically squares okay with actual physics (not only of Hegel's time but of our own) savor a bit of special pleading ... perhaps (I'd need a second reading to decide. Houlgate concludes with a fine "Bibliographical Essay" which will provide lots of fodder for future reading, and in which a bit of impish good humor emerges.
I found the book focused, well-argued and helpful. One could wish H allowed his sense of humor to peek out a bit more throughout, but overall a super job. ( )