Hegel After Derrida

ISBN-13: 9780415171045 / Angielski / Twarda / 1998 / 366 str.

Stuart Barnett

Opis

Hegel occupies a unique position within the development of Derrida's thought, as both the antithesis of deconstruction yet its very point of departure. Derrida has stressed from his earliest work to his book-length study of Hegel, Glas, that we must come to terms with Hegel's work and that we must still read Hegel today. Only then will we have full insight into the basic themes of deconstruction. This antagonism has been a key but crucially overlooked feature of Derrida's work and is addressed in this collection. The text presents 11 essays by some of the commentators on continental philosophy today and approaches the Hegel-Derrida question from three vantage points. Part one presents Derridean readings of some of the key themes in Hegel's work. Part two investigates the implications of Derrida's work on Hegel for our understanding of Marx and Freud. Part three, a key feature of the book, is devoted to the contemporary significance of Glas, Derrida's full-length study of Hegel.

Recenzje

'... contains a number of important and interesting essays worth reading ...' - Bulletin of The Hegel Society of Great Britain

Spis treści

Introduction. Hegel Before Derrida Part One: Hegel After Derrida Robert Bernasconi Hegel at the Court of the Ashanti John H. Smith Of Spirit(s) and Will(s) Jean-Luc Nancy The Surprise of the Event Werner Hamacher (The End of Art with the Mask) Stuart Barnett Eating My God Part Two: After Hegel After Derrida Suzanne Gearhart The Remants of Philosophy: Psychoanalysis After Glas Andrzej Warminski Hegel/Marx: Consciousness and Life Part Three: Reading Glas Simon Critchley A Commentary Upon Derrida's Reading of Hegel in Glas Heinz Kimmerle On Derrida's Hegel Interpretation Kevin Thompson Hegelian Dialectic and the Quasi-Transcendental in Glas Henry Sussman Hegel, Glas , and the Broader Modernity Select Bibliography Contributors.

O autorze

Stuart Barnett