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      MarxismPost-MarxismHegelBenedict de Spinoza
Bu çalışma 1830’lu yıllara, daha doğru bir deyişle Hegel’in ölümünden IV. Friedrich Wilhem’in tahta çıkmasına (1840) kadar olan döneme odaklanmaktadır. Hegel Okulu’nun bu dönemdeki gelişiminin karakteristik niteliği güçlü bir temsilci... more
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      HegelAnayasaEduard Gans
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      Heinrich HeineG.W.F. HegelYoung HegeliansHegel's Philosophy of Right
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      G.W.F. HegelYoung HegeliansHegel's Philosophy of RightHegel's Dialectics
Gli studi raccolti nel presente volume sono dedicati a vari autori della storia della filosofia occidentale, soprattutto dell’età moderna e contemporanea (da Machiavelli a Schiller, da Jaspers a Marcuse), e ne indagano alcuni aspetti... more
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      Herbert MarcuseLudwig FeuerbachKarl JaspersErich Fromm
This lecture focuses on Hegel's definition of "natural law" and "positive law". According to Hegel (G.Ph.R 1821, § 3), (1) it is possible to trace a clear divide line between natural or rational (philosophical) law and positive law; (2)... more
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      19th-century German philosophyHegelianismG. F. W. HegelHistory of German Philosophy
For Hegel’s German-Jewish disciples, the French Revolution marked the starting point of a history of freedom, which was to include legal and political emancipation. In many cases, however, the experiences of German-Jewish migrants in... more
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      Jewish HistoryGerman-Jewish StudiesModern Jewish ThoughtHegelianism
Nell’estate del 1828 il giovane compositore Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy, studente presso l’Università di Berlino, seguì e trascrisse un corso del giurista hegeliano Eduard Gans (1797-1839) dedicato alla «Storia dell’età contemporanea dal... more
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      Historiography of the French RevolutionPhilosophy of History19th-century German philosophyFelix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy
A comprehensive exposition of the work and thought of Eduard Gans (1797-1839) (390 pp.).
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      19th-century German philosophyHegelianismEduard GansGerman philosophy of law, 19th century
Certain circumstances and stylistic considerations lead us to believe that the manuscript MS. 114 in the Mendelssohn Archive at the Staatsbibliothek in Berlin is (in part) evidence of a course in “Contemporary History” held by Leopold... more
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      Historiography of the French RevolutionModern German HistoriographyEduard GansLeopold Von Ranke