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Filling An Important Gap In Post-kantian Philosophy, Hegel's Theory Of Imagination Focuses On The Role Of The Imagination, And Resolves The Question Of Its Apparent Absence In Hegel's Phenomenology Of Spirit. Jennifer Ann Bates Discusses Hegel's Theory Of The Imagination Through The Early And Late Philosophy Of Spirit Lectures, And Reveals That A Dialectic Between The Two Sides Of The Imagination (the Night Of Inwardizing Consciousness And The Light Of Externalizing Material) Is Essential To Thought And Community. The Complexity And Depth Of Hegel's Insights Make This Book Essential Reading For Anyone Seriously Interested In Understanding How Central The Imagination Is To Our Every Thought.--jacket. Schematic Breakdown Of The Imagination In Each Of The Philosophy Of Spirit Lectures -- Key German Terms And Their Translation As Imagination And Related Words -- 1. The Sundering Imagination Of The Absolute (hegel's Earliest Works) -- 2. Dialectical Beginnings (fragment 17 Of Geistesphilosophie 1803-04) -- 3. The Dialectical Imagination (geistesphilosophie 1803-04) -- 4. The Inwardizing Imagination (geistesphilosophie 1805-06) -- 5. The Communicative Imagination (philosophy Of Subjectiv
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- Author
- Jennifer Ann Bates, 1964-
- Publisher
- State University of New York Press
- Published
- 2004
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780791484456
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Philosophy, Anthropology, Humanities