Figuring the self : subject, absolute, and others in classical German philosophy /
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| Language: | English |
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Albany :
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©1997.
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| Series: | SUNY series in philosophy
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Table of Contents:
- Part 1: Self and subject
- Subjectivity and individuality: survey of a problem / Manfred Frank
- Self as matter and form: some reflections on Kant's view of the soul / Richard E. Aquila
- Kant and the self: a retrospective / Karl Ameriks
- An eye for an I: Fichte's transcendental experiment / Gunter Zoller
- Part 2: Self and the absolute
- Self consciousness and speculative thinking / Dieter Henrich
- Romantic conceptions of the self in Holderlin and Novalis / Jane E. Kneller
- Realizing nature in the self: Schelling on art and intellectual intuition in the system of transcendental idealism / Richard L. Velkley
- Schleiermacher on the self: immediate self-consciousness as feeling and as thinking / David E. Klemm
- Part 3: Self and others
- Absolute subject and absolute subjectivity in Hegel / Walter Jaeschke
- Appropriating selfhood: Schleiermacher and Hegel on subjectivity as mediated activity / Jeffrey L. Hoover
- The root of humanity: Hegel on communication and language / John Durham Peters
- Heidegger and Wittgenstein on the subject of Kantian philosophy / David G. Stern.