هگل، ادبیات و مسئله عاملیت [کتاب انگلیسی] | کتابخانه مجازی الفبا

Table of contents :
Cover......Page 1
Half-title......Page 3
Series-title......Page 5
Title......Page 7
Copyright......Page 8
Dedication......Page 9
Contents......Page 11
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS......Page 13
INTRODUCTION......Page 15
1. Hegel and Post-Kantian Philosophy......Page 16
2. A New View of Agency......Page 17
3. Narrativity, Normativity, and Hegel’s Appeal to Literature......Page 20
1 “HEGEL’S NOVEL”: THE PHENOMENOLOGY OF SPIRIT AND THE PROBLEM OF PHILOSOPHICAL NARRATIVE......Page 25
1. The PhG’s Literary Turn......Page 34
2. Accounting for the “Literary Turn”: Narrative and the Project of the Phenomenology......Page 51
2 TRAGEDY AND RETROSPECTIVITY: HEGEL’S ANTIGONE......Page 56
1. From Moral Luck to Expressive Agency: The Origins of an Hegelian “Poetics” of Action......Page 60
2. The Hegelian Antigone......Page 64
3. From Tragic Action to Comic Theatricality......Page 79
3 COMEDY AND THEATRICALITY: DESIRE, BILDUNG, AND THE SOCIALITY OF AGENTS’ SELF-KNOWLEDGE......Page 82
1. The Comic Agent......Page 86
2. The Notion of Bildung and Its Importance to “Spirit”......Page 90
3. Hegel’s Rameau......Page 92
4. Philosophy and the Task of Overcoming Theatricality......Page 98
4 FORGIVENESS AND THE ROMANTIC NOVEL: CONTESTING THE BEAUTIFUL SOUL......Page 108
1. From the Categorical Imperative to the Beautiful Soul: Kantian and Post-Kantian Attempts at Escaping Retrospectivity and…......Page 116
2. The Contest of Conscientious Agent and Conscientious Judge......Page 123
3. Jacobi’s Woldemar and the Narrative Language of Forgiveness......Page 126
4. Hegel and Jacobi......Page 129
5. Hegel’s Appropriation of Forgiveness: From the Reconciliation of Spirit to the Possibility of Modern Ethical Agency......Page 131
5 FROM THE PHENOMENOLOGY TO THE PHILOSOPHY OF RIGHT: HEGEL’S CONCEPT OF THE WILL AND THE POSSIBILITY OF MODERN ETHICAL LIFE......Page 136
1. Retrospectivity and Hegel’s Concept of the Will......Page 138
2. Reason, Desire, and Sociality: Hegel’s Generative Account of the Will......Page 142
3. Recognitive Identity and Reconciliation in the Institutions of Ethical Life......Page 145
4. Farewell to Literature? The Use of Literary Modes in the Project of Modern Ethical Life......Page 147
2. Individual Works......Page 151
OTHER WORKS CITED......Page 152
INDEX......Page 163