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Re-Visiting Hegel's Life-And-Death Struggle for Recognition
ISBN-13: 9783659425165 / Angielski / Miękka / 2013 / 80 str.
This essay is an immanent critique of Hegel's theory of recognition in the section "independence and dependence of self-consciousness: lordship and bondage" of his Phenomenology of Spirit. First, it shows that the Notion of the unity of the self-consciousness does not require the self-consciousnesses' equality. Second, it demonstrates the inherent inconsistency of a fight that would be motivated by a desire to show one's capacity to risk his life. Third, it assesses that a fight motivated by the mere desire to remain in life puts the concept of labour at the principle of the master's domination thus leading the dialectic to a successful recognition between equal consciousnesses.
This essay is an immanent critique of Hegels theory of recognition in the section "independence and dependence of self-consciousness: lordship and bondage" of his Phenomenology of Spirit. First, it shows that the Notion of the unity of the self-consciousness does not require the self-consciousnesses equality. Second, it demonstrates the inherent inconsistency of a fight that would be motivated by a desire to show ones capacity to risk his life. Third, it assesses that a fight motivated by the mere desire to remain in life puts the concept of labour at the principle of the masters domination thus leading the dialectic to a successful recognition between equal consciousnesses.
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