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This Book Defends A New Interpretation Of Hegel's Idealism As Oriented By A Philosophical And Logical Concept Of Life, With A Focus On Hegel's Science Of Logic. Beginning With The Influence Of Kant's Critique Of Judgment, Karen Ng Argues That Hegel's Key Philosophical Contributions Concerning Self-consciousness, Freedom, And Logic, All Develop Around The Idea Of Internal Purposiveness, An Idea That Hegel Takes To Be Kant's Great Service To Philosophy. In The First Part Of The Book, Ng Charts The Development Of The Purposiveness Theme In Kant's Third Critique, And Argues That The Key Innovation From That Text Is The Claim That The Purposiveness Of Nature Opens Up And Enables The Non-arbitrary Operation Of The Power Of Judgment. She Argues That This Innovation Is The Key For Understanding Hegel's Philosophical Method In The Differenzschrift (1801) And Phenomenology Of Spirit (1807), A Method In Which The Theory Of Self-consciousness Plays A Central Role. With The Aid Of Arguments From Fichte And Schelling, Hegel Argues Against Kant That Internal Purposiveness Is Constitutive Of Cognition's Activity, Shaping Its Essential Relation To Both Self And World. In Part Two, Ng Defends A New

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Author

Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich; Ng, Karen K.

Publisher

Oxford University Press, Incorporated

Published

2020

Language

EN

ISBN

9780190947620

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Philosophy, Social Science, Humanities