هنر و منطق در فلسفه هگل [کتاب انگلیسی] | کتابخانه مجازی الفبا

Table of contents :
Preface [by the editors]
A. The Aesthetics of Hegel
I The Puzzle of Hegel’s Aesthetics. 1
Sir T. M. Knox, St. Andrews University Comment: Newton P. Stallknecht, Indiana University 11
II Hegel’s Aesthetics —Yesterday and Today . 15
Rudiger Bubner J. W. Goethe University, Frankfurt, Germany
III Hegel on Implicit and Dialectical Meanings of Poetry . . 35
Gary Shapiro, University of Kansas Comment: Robert L. Perkins, University of South
Alabama. 55
Rejoinder . 63
IV Hegel on the Art Object. 67
Michael H. Mitias, Millsaps College Comment: Michael H. MacDonald, Seattle Pacific College . 77
Rejoinder Michael Mitias. 82
V A Re-examination of the ‘Death of art’ Interpretation of
Hegel’s Aesthetics. 83
Curtis L. Carter, Marquette University
B. The Logic of Hegel Si
VI Hegel’s Theory of the Concept . 103
Merold Westphal, State U niversity of New York at Purchase
VII Hegel’s Concept of Logical Life. 121
Murray Greene, Baruch College, City University of New York
Comments: H. S. Harris, Glendon College, York University . 150
Rolf Ahlers, Russell Sage College. 155
George L. Kline, Bryn Mawr College .... 158
VIII Hegel’s Absolute Idea as New Beginning . 163
Raya Dunayevskaya, Detroit, Michigan
IX The Category of Contingency in the Hegelian Logic . . . 179
George di Giovanni, McGill University
X The Necessity of Contingency. 201
John W. Burbidge, Trent University
XI Hegel’s Dialectic of the Organic Whole as a Particular
Application of Formal Logic. 219
Clark Butler, Purdue University
Comment: J. N. Findlay, Boston University . . . . 233
Appendices
Select Bibliographies on Hegel’s Aesthetics and Logic . . . 238
Joseph C. Flay, Pennsylvania State University
Subject Index .271
Name Index.273