The Concept, Time, and Discourse

Author:   Alexandre Kojève ,  Robert B. Williamson ,  James H. Nichols, Jr.
Publisher:   St Augustine's Press
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Pages:   336
Publication Date:   27 May 2019
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Author:   Alexandre Kojève ,  Robert B. Williamson ,  James H. Nichols, Jr.
Publisher:   St Augustine's Press
Imprint:   St Augustine's Press
Dimensions:   Width: 15.40cm , Height: 2.60cm , Length: 24.20cm
Weight:   0.546kg
ISBN:  

9781587311543


ISBN 10:   1587311542
Pages:   336
Publication Date:   27 May 2019
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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Preface Attempt at an Updating of the Hegelian System of Knowledge INTRODUCTION TO THE SYSTEM OF KNOWLEDGE: THE CONCEPT AND TIME FIRST INTRODUCTION TO THE SYSTEM OF KNOWLEDGE: PSYCHOLOGICAL INTRODUCTION OF THE CONCEPT (after Aristotle) 1. The Concept and Notions2. Notions and Things in the Extended-duration of Empirical-Existence a. The General and the Particular a. The Particularity of Notions b. The Generality of Things g. The Perception of the Particular and the General d. Generality and Particularity of Notions and Things b. The Abstract and the Concrete a. The Concrete Character of Notions b. The Abstract Character of Things g. The Perception of the Concrete and the Abstract d. The Abstract and Concrete Character of Notions and Things c. Generalizing Abstraction and the Detachment of the hic et nunc a. The Difference of Notions and Things b. The Detachment from the hic et nunc g. Generalizing Abstraction 3. Notions, the Concept, and Time a. Notions and the Concept b. The Concept and Time SECOND INTRODUCTION TO THE SYSTEM OF KNOWLEDGE: LOGICAL INTRODUCTION OF TIME (after Plato) 1. Being as Such and the Being-of-which-one-speaks (Given-Being)2. Given-Being and Time a. Being-One and Eternity (after Parmenides) b. Being-Two and the Eternal (after Plato) c. Being-Three (the Tri-nity) and Spatio-temporality (after Hegel) 3. Time and the Concept Index

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