Spirit, the Family, and the Unconscious in Hegel's Philosophy
Author:   David V. Ciavatta
Publisher:   State University of New York Press
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Pages:   276
Publication Date:   18 December 2009
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Spirit, the Family, and the Unconscious in Hegel's Philosophy


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Author:   David V. Ciavatta
Publisher:   State University of New York Press
Imprint:   State University of New York Press
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Weight:   0.544kg
ISBN:  

9781438428710


ISBN 10:   1438428715
Pages:   276
Publication Date:   18 December 2009
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Format:   Hardback
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS A NOTE ON THE TEXTS INTRODUCTION PART I. RECOGNITION, SPIRIT, ETHICALITY 1. The Phenomenology of the Intersubjective World PART II. THE ETHICAL AUTONOMY OF THE FAMILY INTRODUCTION 2. The Family in the Phenomenology of Spirit: The Ethics of Non-Substitutability 3. The Family in the Philosophy of Right: The Ethics of Familiarity and Intercorporeality PART III. THE AFFECTIVE BASIS OF FAMILIAL ETHICALITY INTRODUCTION 4. Feeling at Home in the Familial World 5. Being in Rapport with the Other 6. Incorporating Things into the Life of Spirit NOTES BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX

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...Ciavatta's book makes a bold and interesting contribution to Hegel scholarship ... his philosophical claims may well inspire some very fruitful polemics both inside and out of the community of Hegel scholars. - Continental Philosophy Review ...a valuable contribution to a vibrant conversation in current Hegel scholarship. Given the importance of the connection between recognition and institutions in the recent literature, Ciavatta's careful attention to the details of Hegel's accounts of the family in the Phenomenology and the Philosophy of Right does much to illumine how concrete institutions might actually contribute essentially to the accomplishment of a condition of mutual recognition. - Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews Ciavatta has written an insightful, provocative book that draws connections between Hegel's work on family and feeling and later developments in contemporary Continental thought. - CHOICE


""...Ciavatta's book makes a bold and interesting contribution to Hegel scholarship ... his philosophical claims may well inspire some very fruitful polemics both inside and out of the community of Hegel scholars."" - Continental Philosophy Review ""...a valuable contribution to a vibrant conversation in current Hegel scholarship. Given the importance of the connection between recognition and institutions in the recent literature, Ciavatta's careful attention to the details of Hegel's accounts of the family in the Phenomenology and the Philosophy of Right does much to illumine how concrete institutions might actually contribute essentially to the accomplishment of a condition of mutual recognition."" - Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews ""Ciavatta has written an insightful, provocative book that draws connections between Hegel's work on family and feeling and later developments in contemporary Continental thought."" - CHOICE


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David V. Ciavatta is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Ryerson University.

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