A Spirit Of Trust: Reading Hegel’s Phenomenology Robert B Brandom Harvard University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Social Sciences Linguistics

Forty Years In The Making This Long-Awaited Reinterpretation Of Hegel’s Phenomenology Spirit Is A Landmark Contribution To Philosophy By One World’s Best-Known And Most Influential Philosophers Much-Anticipated Work Robert Brandom Presents Completely New Retelling Romantic Rationalist Adventure Ideas That Classic Connecting Analytic Continental Historical Traditions Shows How Dominant Modes Thought Contemporary Are Challenged Hegel Trust About Massive Shift Life Humankind Constitutes Advent Modernity His Critiques Kant Talks Distinction Between What Things Themselves They Appear Us Sees Kant’s As Explicit Separates Ancient Modern Worlds World Normative Statuses—Judgments Ought Be—Were Taken State Objective Facts These Judgments Be Determined Attitudes—Subjective Stances Supports View Combining Both Those Approaches Which Calls “Objective Idealism”: There An Reality But We Cannot Make Sense It Without First Think According Approach Become Agents Only When Such Other Means Statuses Commitment Responsibility Authority Instituted Social Practices Reciprocal Recognition Argues Our Self-Conscious Recognitive Attitudes Take Radical Form Magnanimity Describes Can Overcome Troubled Enter Age Σελίδες: 856 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0501 Διαστάσεις: 15 6X15 6Cm