Hegel's Antiquity
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Hegel's Antiquity
Desmond, Will D.
Oxford University Press
07/2020
404
Dura
Inglês
9780198839064
15 a 20 dias
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Frontmatter
List of Abbreviations
1: Hegel and the Ancient World
1.1: Between old and new
1.2: A historical trio: Germany, Italy, Greece
1.3: Hegel's life and intellectual development
1.4: One system in three formulae
1.5: The encyclopaedic ideal: Hegel and Wolffian Altertumswissenschaft
1.6: Hegel's Antiquity: overview
2: Beautiful City, Lawful Empire, Rational State
2.1: Politics of the will
2.2: Philosophy of Right: moments of antiquity
2.2.1: Abstract right
2.2.2: Morality
2.2.3: Ethical life
2.2.3.1: Families: Greek, Roman, Christian
2.2.3.2: Civil society
2.2.3.3: State: patriotism, constitution, great men, war
2.3: Lectures on the Philosophy of History: ethical life evolving
2.3.1: Beautiful city
2.3.2: Lawful empire
2.4: The World-Spirit and its own: who owns ancient art?
3: Art
3.1: Art, arts, and the Classical Ideal
3.2: System of the individual arts: architecture, sculpture, painting, music, poetry
3.2.1: Architecture
3.2.2: Sculpture
3.2.3: Painting
3.2.4: Music
3.2.5: Poetry
3.2.5.1: Epic
3.2.5.2: Lyric
3.2.5.3: Drama
3.3: Finale: the end of art?
4: Religion
4.1: The dialectic of religions: God, gods, and worship
4.2: Greek religion
4.3: Roman religion
4.4: Early Christianity and late antiquity
4.5: A profane prophet: 'I say unto you, "You must become God"'
5: Philosophy
5.1: Concepts of philosophy
5.2: Thales to Aristotle
5.2.1: Presocratics
5.2.2: Sophists and Socrates
5.2.3: Plato
5.2.4: Aristotle
5.3: Three Hellenistic systems
5.3.1: Stoicism
5.3.2: Epicureanism
5.3.3: Scepticism
5.4: The Neoplatonic synthesis
5.5: The unfinished synthesis
6: History, Cosmos, Mind, and (Not Quite) Everything
6.1: History and philosophy
6.2: Hegel's Greece and Rome in world history
6.3: Hegel's Mediterranean, Earth, Big History, and Cosmic Mind
6.4: The living and the dead: between antiquity and modernity
Endmatter
Works Cited
Index
List of Abbreviations
1: Hegel and the Ancient World
1.1: Between old and new
1.2: A historical trio: Germany, Italy, Greece
1.3: Hegel's life and intellectual development
1.4: One system in three formulae
1.5: The encyclopaedic ideal: Hegel and Wolffian Altertumswissenschaft
1.6: Hegel's Antiquity: overview
2: Beautiful City, Lawful Empire, Rational State
2.1: Politics of the will
2.2: Philosophy of Right: moments of antiquity
2.2.1: Abstract right
2.2.2: Morality
2.2.3: Ethical life
2.2.3.1: Families: Greek, Roman, Christian
2.2.3.2: Civil society
2.2.3.3: State: patriotism, constitution, great men, war
2.3: Lectures on the Philosophy of History: ethical life evolving
2.3.1: Beautiful city
2.3.2: Lawful empire
2.4: The World-Spirit and its own: who owns ancient art?
3: Art
3.1: Art, arts, and the Classical Ideal
3.2: System of the individual arts: architecture, sculpture, painting, music, poetry
3.2.1: Architecture
3.2.2: Sculpture
3.2.3: Painting
3.2.4: Music
3.2.5: Poetry
3.2.5.1: Epic
3.2.5.2: Lyric
3.2.5.3: Drama
3.3: Finale: the end of art?
4: Religion
4.1: The dialectic of religions: God, gods, and worship
4.2: Greek religion
4.3: Roman religion
4.4: Early Christianity and late antiquity
4.5: A profane prophet: 'I say unto you, "You must become God"'
5: Philosophy
5.1: Concepts of philosophy
5.2: Thales to Aristotle
5.2.1: Presocratics
5.2.2: Sophists and Socrates
5.2.3: Plato
5.2.4: Aristotle
5.3: Three Hellenistic systems
5.3.1: Stoicism
5.3.2: Epicureanism
5.3.3: Scepticism
5.4: The Neoplatonic synthesis
5.5: The unfinished synthesis
6: History, Cosmos, Mind, and (Not Quite) Everything
6.1: History and philosophy
6.2: Hegel's Greece and Rome in world history
6.3: Hegel's Mediterranean, Earth, Big History, and Cosmic Mind
6.4: The living and the dead: between antiquity and modernity
Endmatter
Works Cited
Index
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Frontmatter
List of Abbreviations
1: Hegel and the Ancient World
1.1: Between old and new
1.2: A historical trio: Germany, Italy, Greece
1.3: Hegel's life and intellectual development
1.4: One system in three formulae
1.5: The encyclopaedic ideal: Hegel and Wolffian Altertumswissenschaft
1.6: Hegel's Antiquity: overview
2: Beautiful City, Lawful Empire, Rational State
2.1: Politics of the will
2.2: Philosophy of Right: moments of antiquity
2.2.1: Abstract right
2.2.2: Morality
2.2.3: Ethical life
2.2.3.1: Families: Greek, Roman, Christian
2.2.3.2: Civil society
2.2.3.3: State: patriotism, constitution, great men, war
2.3: Lectures on the Philosophy of History: ethical life evolving
2.3.1: Beautiful city
2.3.2: Lawful empire
2.4: The World-Spirit and its own: who owns ancient art?
3: Art
3.1: Art, arts, and the Classical Ideal
3.2: System of the individual arts: architecture, sculpture, painting, music, poetry
3.2.1: Architecture
3.2.2: Sculpture
3.2.3: Painting
3.2.4: Music
3.2.5: Poetry
3.2.5.1: Epic
3.2.5.2: Lyric
3.2.5.3: Drama
3.3: Finale: the end of art?
4: Religion
4.1: The dialectic of religions: God, gods, and worship
4.2: Greek religion
4.3: Roman religion
4.4: Early Christianity and late antiquity
4.5: A profane prophet: 'I say unto you, "You must become God"'
5: Philosophy
5.1: Concepts of philosophy
5.2: Thales to Aristotle
5.2.1: Presocratics
5.2.2: Sophists and Socrates
5.2.3: Plato
5.2.4: Aristotle
5.3: Three Hellenistic systems
5.3.1: Stoicism
5.3.2: Epicureanism
5.3.3: Scepticism
5.4: The Neoplatonic synthesis
5.5: The unfinished synthesis
6: History, Cosmos, Mind, and (Not Quite) Everything
6.1: History and philosophy
6.2: Hegel's Greece and Rome in world history
6.3: Hegel's Mediterranean, Earth, Big History, and Cosmic Mind
6.4: The living and the dead: between antiquity and modernity
Endmatter
Works Cited
Index
List of Abbreviations
1: Hegel and the Ancient World
1.1: Between old and new
1.2: A historical trio: Germany, Italy, Greece
1.3: Hegel's life and intellectual development
1.4: One system in three formulae
1.5: The encyclopaedic ideal: Hegel and Wolffian Altertumswissenschaft
1.6: Hegel's Antiquity: overview
2: Beautiful City, Lawful Empire, Rational State
2.1: Politics of the will
2.2: Philosophy of Right: moments of antiquity
2.2.1: Abstract right
2.2.2: Morality
2.2.3: Ethical life
2.2.3.1: Families: Greek, Roman, Christian
2.2.3.2: Civil society
2.2.3.3: State: patriotism, constitution, great men, war
2.3: Lectures on the Philosophy of History: ethical life evolving
2.3.1: Beautiful city
2.3.2: Lawful empire
2.4: The World-Spirit and its own: who owns ancient art?
3: Art
3.1: Art, arts, and the Classical Ideal
3.2: System of the individual arts: architecture, sculpture, painting, music, poetry
3.2.1: Architecture
3.2.2: Sculpture
3.2.3: Painting
3.2.4: Music
3.2.5: Poetry
3.2.5.1: Epic
3.2.5.2: Lyric
3.2.5.3: Drama
3.3: Finale: the end of art?
4: Religion
4.1: The dialectic of religions: God, gods, and worship
4.2: Greek religion
4.3: Roman religion
4.4: Early Christianity and late antiquity
4.5: A profane prophet: 'I say unto you, "You must become God"'
5: Philosophy
5.1: Concepts of philosophy
5.2: Thales to Aristotle
5.2.1: Presocratics
5.2.2: Sophists and Socrates
5.2.3: Plato
5.2.4: Aristotle
5.3: Three Hellenistic systems
5.3.1: Stoicism
5.3.2: Epicureanism
5.3.3: Scepticism
5.4: The Neoplatonic synthesis
5.5: The unfinished synthesis
6: History, Cosmos, Mind, and (Not Quite) Everything
6.1: History and philosophy
6.2: Hegel's Greece and Rome in world history
6.3: Hegel's Mediterranean, Earth, Big History, and Cosmic Mind
6.4: The living and the dead: between antiquity and modernity
Endmatter
Works Cited
Index
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