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Hegel. The Arguments of the Philosophers. (1983)
EN USISBN: 9780710095091 bzw. 0710095090, in Englisch, London, Boston: Routledge and Kegan Paul, gebraucht.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Fundus-Online GbR Borkert SchwarzZerfaß [8335842], Berlin, Germany.
582 S. Ein gutes und sauberes Exemplar. - Aus dem Inhalt: Prelude: Perception, Conception and Thought -- Thinking and the Self -- Experience, Meta-thinking and Objectivity -- Problems: Philosophy and the Fall of Man -- Knowledge and Assumptions -- Infinite Objects and Finite Cognition -- Faith, Proofs and Infinity -- The System: Logic: Thinking about Thinking -- Thought and Things: the Transition to Nature -- Idealism, Appearance and Contradiction -- Freedom, Morality and the End of History. - This is a clear, critical examination of the ideas of one of the greatest and most influential of modern philosophers. Hegel is often regarded as too obscure to be easily approached by those accustomed to the Anglo-Saxon tradition of philosophy, and in this major work the author makes Hegel's arguments fully accessible, so that English-speaking philosophers will be able to make use of them, and to understand more fully the system of thought for which Hegel is celebrated. M. J. Inwood considers Hegel's system as a whole and examines the wide range of problems which it was designed to solve - metaphysical, epistemological, theological and political. He concentrates especially on the logical and metaphysical ideas which underpin the system and which supply the key to understanding much of what is obscure in Hegel's thought. Hegel's important and influential ideas on morality, politics and history are also examined. The author goes on to deal with such questions as: Was Hegel an absolute idealist? Why does his system form a circle? Did he want to deduce the world from logic? Did he believe that history had come to an end? Throughout the book, M. J. Inwood reconstructs Hegel's thought by arguing with him. He examines Hegel's arguments and restates his views precisely and clearly. He also conveys the impressive unity of Hegel's system and its links with the thought of such philosophers as Aristotle, Spinoza and Kant. The book is concerned primarily with Hegel's ideas and not with their subsequent history, but in concluding the author does suggest some reasons for Hegel's enormous influence, not only on such diverse thinkers as Marx and Kierkegaard but on almost every sphere of our cultural life. (Verlagstext). ISBN 9780710095091 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 750 Fadengehefteter Originalpappband mit Schutzumschlag.
582 S. Ein gutes und sauberes Exemplar. - Aus dem Inhalt: Prelude: Perception, Conception and Thought -- Thinking and the Self -- Experience, Meta-thinking and Objectivity -- Problems: Philosophy and the Fall of Man -- Knowledge and Assumptions -- Infinite Objects and Finite Cognition -- Faith, Proofs and Infinity -- The System: Logic: Thinking about Thinking -- Thought and Things: the Transition to Nature -- Idealism, Appearance and Contradiction -- Freedom, Morality and the End of History. - This is a clear, critical examination of the ideas of one of the greatest and most influential of modern philosophers. Hegel is often regarded as too obscure to be easily approached by those accustomed to the Anglo-Saxon tradition of philosophy, and in this major work the author makes Hegel's arguments fully accessible, so that English-speaking philosophers will be able to make use of them, and to understand more fully the system of thought for which Hegel is celebrated. M. J. Inwood considers Hegel's system as a whole and examines the wide range of problems which it was designed to solve - metaphysical, epistemological, theological and political. He concentrates especially on the logical and metaphysical ideas which underpin the system and which supply the key to understanding much of what is obscure in Hegel's thought. Hegel's important and influential ideas on morality, politics and history are also examined. The author goes on to deal with such questions as: Was Hegel an absolute idealist? Why does his system form a circle? Did he want to deduce the world from logic? Did he believe that history had come to an end? Throughout the book, M. J. Inwood reconstructs Hegel's thought by arguing with him. He examines Hegel's arguments and restates his views precisely and clearly. He also conveys the impressive unity of Hegel's system and its links with the thought of such philosophers as Aristotle, Spinoza and Kant. The book is concerned primarily with Hegel's ideas and not with their subsequent history, but in concluding the author does suggest some reasons for Hegel's enormous influence, not only on such diverse thinkers as Marx and Kierkegaard but on almost every sphere of our cultural life. (Verlagstext). ISBN 9780710095091 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 750 Fadengehefteter Originalpappband mit Schutzumschlag.
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Hegel. The Arguments of the Philosophers. (1983)
ENISBN: 0833971506 bzw. 9780833971500, in Englisch, London, Boston: Routledge and Kegan Paul.
Lieferung aus: Deutschland, zzgl. Versandkosten.
582 S. Fadengehefteter Originalpappband mit Schutzumschlag. Ein gutes und sauberes Exemplar. - Aus dem Inhalt: Prelude: Perception, Conception and Thought -- Thinking and the Self -- Experience, Meta-thinking and Objectivity -- Problems: Philosophy and the Fall of Man -- Knowledge and Assumptions -- Infinite Objects and Finite Cognition -- Faith, Proofs and Infinity -- The System: Logic: Thinking about Thinking -- Thought and Things: the Transition to Nature -- Idealism, Appearance and Contradiction -- Freedom, Morality and the End of History. - This is a clear, critical examination of the ideas of one of the greatest and most influential of modern philosophers. Hegel is often regarded as too obscure to be easily approached by those accustomed to the Anglo-Saxon tradition of philosophy, and in this major work the author makes Hegel's arguments fully accessible, so that English-speaking philosophers will be able to make use of them, and to understand more fully the system of thought for which Hegel is celebrated. M. J. Inwood considers Hegel's system as a whole and examines the wide range of problems which it was designed to solve - metaphysical, epistemological, theological and political. He concentrates especially on the logical and metaphysical ideas which underpin the system and which supply the key to understanding much of what is obscure in Hegel's thought. Hegel's important and influential ideas on morality, politics and history are also examined. The author goes on to deal with such questions as: Was Hegel an absolute idealist? Why does his system form a circle? Did he want to deduce the world from logic? Did he believe that history had come to an end? Throughout the book, M. J. Inwood reconstructs Hegel's thought by arguing with him. He examines Hegel's arguments and restates his views precisely and clearly. He also conveys the impressive unity of Hegel's system and its links with the thought of such philosophers as Aristotle, Spinoza and Kant. The book is concerned primarily with Hegel's ideas and not with their subsequent history, but in concluding the author does suggest some reasons for Hegel's enormous influence, not only on such diverse thinkers as Marx and Kierkegaard but on almost every sphere of our cultural life. (Verlagstext). ISBN 9780710095091 [Philosophie Hegel].
582 S. Fadengehefteter Originalpappband mit Schutzumschlag. Ein gutes und sauberes Exemplar. - Aus dem Inhalt: Prelude: Perception, Conception and Thought -- Thinking and the Self -- Experience, Meta-thinking and Objectivity -- Problems: Philosophy and the Fall of Man -- Knowledge and Assumptions -- Infinite Objects and Finite Cognition -- Faith, Proofs and Infinity -- The System: Logic: Thinking about Thinking -- Thought and Things: the Transition to Nature -- Idealism, Appearance and Contradiction -- Freedom, Morality and the End of History. - This is a clear, critical examination of the ideas of one of the greatest and most influential of modern philosophers. Hegel is often regarded as too obscure to be easily approached by those accustomed to the Anglo-Saxon tradition of philosophy, and in this major work the author makes Hegel's arguments fully accessible, so that English-speaking philosophers will be able to make use of them, and to understand more fully the system of thought for which Hegel is celebrated. M. J. Inwood considers Hegel's system as a whole and examines the wide range of problems which it was designed to solve - metaphysical, epistemological, theological and political. He concentrates especially on the logical and metaphysical ideas which underpin the system and which supply the key to understanding much of what is obscure in Hegel's thought. Hegel's important and influential ideas on morality, politics and history are also examined. The author goes on to deal with such questions as: Was Hegel an absolute idealist? Why does his system form a circle? Did he want to deduce the world from logic? Did he believe that history had come to an end? Throughout the book, M. J. Inwood reconstructs Hegel's thought by arguing with him. He examines Hegel's arguments and restates his views precisely and clearly. He also conveys the impressive unity of Hegel's system and its links with the thought of such philosophers as Aristotle, Spinoza and Kant. The book is concerned primarily with Hegel's ideas and not with their subsequent history, but in concluding the author does suggest some reasons for Hegel's enormous influence, not only on such diverse thinkers as Marx and Kierkegaard but on almost every sphere of our cultural life. (Verlagstext). ISBN 9780710095091 [Philosophie Hegel].
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Hegel. The Arguments of the Philosophers. (1983)
ENISBN: 9780710095091 bzw. 0710095090, in Englisch, London, Boston: Routledge and Kegan Paul, mit Einband.
Lieferung aus: Deutschland, zzgl. Versandkosten.
582 S. Fadengehefteter Originalpappband mit Schutzumschlag. Ein gutes und sauberes Exemplar. - Aus dem Inhalt: Prelude: Perception, Conception and Thought -- Thinking and the Self -- Experience, Meta-thinking and Objectivity -- Problems: Philosophy and the Fall of Man -- Knowledge and Assumptions -- Infinite Objects and Finite Cognition -- Faith, Proofs and Infinity -- The System: Logic: Thinking about Thinking -- Thought and Things: the Transition to Nature -- Idealism, Appearance and Contradiction -- Freedom, Morality and the End of History. - This is a clear, critical examination of the ideas of one of the greatest and most influential of modern philosophers. Hegel is often regarded as too obscure to be easily approached by those accustomed to the Anglo-Saxon tradition of philosophy, and in this major work the author makes Hegel's arguments fully accessible, so that English-speaking philosophers will be able to make use of them, and to understand more fully the system of thought for which Hegel is celebrated. M. J. Inwood considers Hegel's system as a whole and examines the wide range of problems which it was designed to solve - metaphysical, epistemological, theological and political. He concentrates especially on the logical and metaphysical ideas which underpin the system and which supply the key to understanding much of what is obscure in Hegel's thought. Hegel's important and influential ideas on morality, politics and history are also examined. The author goes on to deal with such questions as: Was Hegel an absolute idealist? Why does his system form a circle? Did he want to deduce the world from logic? Did he believe that history had come to an end? Throughout the book, M. J. Inwood reconstructs Hegel's thought by arguing with him. He examines Hegel's arguments and restates his views precisely and clearly. He also conveys the impressive unity of Hegel's system and its links with the thought of such philosophers as Aristotle, Spinoza and Kant. The book is concerned primarily with Hegel's ideas and not with their subsequent history, but in concluding the author does suggest some reasons for Hegel's enormous influence, not only on such diverse thinkers as Marx and Kierkegaard but on almost every sphere of our cultural life. (Verlagstext). ISBN 9780710095091 [Philosophie Hegel].
582 S. Fadengehefteter Originalpappband mit Schutzumschlag. Ein gutes und sauberes Exemplar. - Aus dem Inhalt: Prelude: Perception, Conception and Thought -- Thinking and the Self -- Experience, Meta-thinking and Objectivity -- Problems: Philosophy and the Fall of Man -- Knowledge and Assumptions -- Infinite Objects and Finite Cognition -- Faith, Proofs and Infinity -- The System: Logic: Thinking about Thinking -- Thought and Things: the Transition to Nature -- Idealism, Appearance and Contradiction -- Freedom, Morality and the End of History. - This is a clear, critical examination of the ideas of one of the greatest and most influential of modern philosophers. Hegel is often regarded as too obscure to be easily approached by those accustomed to the Anglo-Saxon tradition of philosophy, and in this major work the author makes Hegel's arguments fully accessible, so that English-speaking philosophers will be able to make use of them, and to understand more fully the system of thought for which Hegel is celebrated. M. J. Inwood considers Hegel's system as a whole and examines the wide range of problems which it was designed to solve - metaphysical, epistemological, theological and political. He concentrates especially on the logical and metaphysical ideas which underpin the system and which supply the key to understanding much of what is obscure in Hegel's thought. Hegel's important and influential ideas on morality, politics and history are also examined. The author goes on to deal with such questions as: Was Hegel an absolute idealist? Why does his system form a circle? Did he want to deduce the world from logic? Did he believe that history had come to an end? Throughout the book, M. J. Inwood reconstructs Hegel's thought by arguing with him. He examines Hegel's arguments and restates his views precisely and clearly. He also conveys the impressive unity of Hegel's system and its links with the thought of such philosophers as Aristotle, Spinoza and Kant. The book is concerned primarily with Hegel's ideas and not with their subsequent history, but in concluding the author does suggest some reasons for Hegel's enormous influence, not only on such diverse thinkers as Marx and Kierkegaard but on almost every sphere of our cultural life. (Verlagstext). ISBN 9780710095091 [Philosophie Hegel].
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Hegel. The Arguments of the Philosophers. (1983)
ENISBN: 9780710095091 bzw. 0710095090, in Englisch, London, Boston: Routledge and Kegan Paul, mit Einband.
Lieferung aus: Deutschland, zzgl. Versandkosten.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Fundus-Online GbR Borkert, Schwarz, Zerfaß, 10785 Berlin.
582 S. Fadengehefteter Originalpappband mit Schutzumschlag. Ein gutes und sauberes Exemplar. - Aus dem Inhalt: Prelude: Perception, Conception and Thought -- Thinking and the Self -- Experience, Meta-thinking and Objectivity -- Problems: Philosophy and the Fall of Man -- Knowledge and Assumptions -- Infinite Objects and Finite Cognition -- Faith, Proofs and Infinity -- The System: Logic: Thinking about Thinking -- Thought and Things: the Transition to Nature -- Idealism, Appearance and Contradiction -- Freedom, Morality and the End of History. - This is a clear, critical examination of the ideas of one of the greatest and most influential of modern philosophers. Hegel is often regarded as too obscure to be easily approached by those accustomed to the Anglo-Saxon tradition of philosophy, and in this major work the author makes Hegel's arguments fully accessible, so that English-speaking philosophers will be able to make use of them, and to understand more fully the system of thought for which Hegel is celebrated. M. J. Inwood considers Hegel's system as a whole and examines the wide range of problems which it was designed to solve - metaphysical, epistemological, theological and political. He concentrates especially on the logical and metaphysical ideas which underpin the system and which supply the key to understanding much of what is obscure in Hegel's thought. Hegel's important and influential ideas on morality, politics and history are also examined. The author goes on to deal with such questions as: Was Hegel an absolute idealist? Why does his system form a circle? Did he want to deduce the world from logic? Did he believe that history had come to an end? Throughout the book, M. J. Inwood reconstructs Hegel's thought by arguing with him. He examines Hegel's arguments and restates his views precisely and clearly. He also conveys the impressive unity of Hegel's system and its links with the thought of such philosophers as Aristotle, Spinoza and Kant. The book is concerned primarily with Hegel's ideas and not with their subsequent history, but in concluding the author does suggest some reasons for Hegel's enormous influence, not only on such diverse thinkers as Marx and Kierkegaard but on almost every sphere of our cultural life. (Verlagstext). ISBN 9780710095091 Versand D: 3,00 EUR Philosophie Hegel.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Fundus-Online GbR Borkert, Schwarz, Zerfaß, 10785 Berlin.
582 S. Fadengehefteter Originalpappband mit Schutzumschlag. Ein gutes und sauberes Exemplar. - Aus dem Inhalt: Prelude: Perception, Conception and Thought -- Thinking and the Self -- Experience, Meta-thinking and Objectivity -- Problems: Philosophy and the Fall of Man -- Knowledge and Assumptions -- Infinite Objects and Finite Cognition -- Faith, Proofs and Infinity -- The System: Logic: Thinking about Thinking -- Thought and Things: the Transition to Nature -- Idealism, Appearance and Contradiction -- Freedom, Morality and the End of History. - This is a clear, critical examination of the ideas of one of the greatest and most influential of modern philosophers. Hegel is often regarded as too obscure to be easily approached by those accustomed to the Anglo-Saxon tradition of philosophy, and in this major work the author makes Hegel's arguments fully accessible, so that English-speaking philosophers will be able to make use of them, and to understand more fully the system of thought for which Hegel is celebrated. M. J. Inwood considers Hegel's system as a whole and examines the wide range of problems which it was designed to solve - metaphysical, epistemological, theological and political. He concentrates especially on the logical and metaphysical ideas which underpin the system and which supply the key to understanding much of what is obscure in Hegel's thought. Hegel's important and influential ideas on morality, politics and history are also examined. The author goes on to deal with such questions as: Was Hegel an absolute idealist? Why does his system form a circle? Did he want to deduce the world from logic? Did he believe that history had come to an end? Throughout the book, M. J. Inwood reconstructs Hegel's thought by arguing with him. He examines Hegel's arguments and restates his views precisely and clearly. He also conveys the impressive unity of Hegel's system and its links with the thought of such philosophers as Aristotle, Spinoza and Kant. The book is concerned primarily with Hegel's ideas and not with their subsequent history, but in concluding the author does suggest some reasons for Hegel's enormous influence, not only on such diverse thinkers as Marx and Kierkegaard but on almost every sphere of our cultural life. (Verlagstext). ISBN 9780710095091 Versand D: 3,00 EUR Philosophie Hegel.
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Hegel. The Arguments of the Philosophers. (1983)
EN USISBN: 9780710095091 bzw. 0710095090, in Englisch, London, Boston: Routledge and Kegan Paul, gebraucht, mit Einband.
Lieferung aus: Deutschland, Versandkosten nach: Österreich.
Fundus-Online GbR Borkert/ Schwarz/ Zerfaß, [3280044].
582 S. Fadengehefteter Originalpappband mit Schutzumschlag.Ein gutes und sauberes Exemplar. - Aus dem Inhalt: Prelude: Perception, Conception and Thought -- Thinking and the Self -- Experience, Meta-thinking and Objectivity -- Problems: Philosophy and the Fall of Man -- Knowledge and Assumptions -- Infinite Objects and Finite Cognition -- Faith, Proofs and Infinity -- The System: Logic: Thinking about Thinking -- Thought and Things: the Transition to Nature -- Idealism, Appearance and Contradiction -- Freedom, Morality and the End of History. - This is a clear, critical examination of the ideas of one of the greatest and most influential of modern philosophers. Hegel is often regarded as too obscure to be easily approached by those accustomed to the Anglo-Saxon tradition of philosophy, and in this major work the author makes Hegel's arguments fully accessible, so that English-speaking philosophers will be able to make use of them, and to understand more fully the system of thought for which Hegel is celebrated. M. J. Inwood considers Hegel's system as a whole and examines the wide range of problems which it was designed to solve - metaphysical, epistemological, theological and political. He concentrates especially on the logical and metaphysical ideas which underpin the system and which supply the key to understanding much of what is obscure in Hegel's thought. Hegel's important and influential ideas on morality, politics and history are also examined. The author goes on to deal with such questions as: Was Hegel an absolute idealist? Why does his system form a circle? Did he want to deduce the world from logic? Did he believe that history had come to an end? Throughout the book, M. J. Inwood reconstructs Hegel's thought by arguing with him. He examines Hegel's arguments and restates his views precisely and clearly. He also conveys the impressive unity of Hegel's system and its links with the thought of such philosophers as Aristotle, Spinoza and Kant. The book is concerned primarily with Hegel's ideas and not with their subsequent history, but in concluding the author does suggest some reasons for Hegel's enormous influence, not only on such diverse thinkers as Marx and Kierkegaard but on almost every sphere of our cultural life. (Verlagstext). ISBN 9780710095091.
Fundus-Online GbR Borkert/ Schwarz/ Zerfaß, [3280044].
582 S. Fadengehefteter Originalpappband mit Schutzumschlag.Ein gutes und sauberes Exemplar. - Aus dem Inhalt: Prelude: Perception, Conception and Thought -- Thinking and the Self -- Experience, Meta-thinking and Objectivity -- Problems: Philosophy and the Fall of Man -- Knowledge and Assumptions -- Infinite Objects and Finite Cognition -- Faith, Proofs and Infinity -- The System: Logic: Thinking about Thinking -- Thought and Things: the Transition to Nature -- Idealism, Appearance and Contradiction -- Freedom, Morality and the End of History. - This is a clear, critical examination of the ideas of one of the greatest and most influential of modern philosophers. Hegel is often regarded as too obscure to be easily approached by those accustomed to the Anglo-Saxon tradition of philosophy, and in this major work the author makes Hegel's arguments fully accessible, so that English-speaking philosophers will be able to make use of them, and to understand more fully the system of thought for which Hegel is celebrated. M. J. Inwood considers Hegel's system as a whole and examines the wide range of problems which it was designed to solve - metaphysical, epistemological, theological and political. He concentrates especially on the logical and metaphysical ideas which underpin the system and which supply the key to understanding much of what is obscure in Hegel's thought. Hegel's important and influential ideas on morality, politics and history are also examined. The author goes on to deal with such questions as: Was Hegel an absolute idealist? Why does his system form a circle? Did he want to deduce the world from logic? Did he believe that history had come to an end? Throughout the book, M. J. Inwood reconstructs Hegel's thought by arguing with him. He examines Hegel's arguments and restates his views precisely and clearly. He also conveys the impressive unity of Hegel's system and its links with the thought of such philosophers as Aristotle, Spinoza and Kant. The book is concerned primarily with Hegel's ideas and not with their subsequent history, but in concluding the author does suggest some reasons for Hegel's enormous influence, not only on such diverse thinkers as Marx and Kierkegaard but on almost every sphere of our cultural life. (Verlagstext). ISBN 9780710095091.
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