This author writes his book as if he is channeling hegel and this book reads in the same vein and for the most parts this book read as if it is a concept entwined within a concept about a. Phenomenology of spirit will doubtless bear a certain resem blance to questions which were. This book is an introduction to phenomenology, a movement which, in many ways, typifies the course of european philosophy in the twentieth century. Jean hyppolites genesis and structure of hegels phenomenology of spirit. Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. Jun 23, 2019 hegels phenomenology of spirit, its point and purpose. Jean hyppolite produced the first french translation of hegels phenomenology of spirit. Genesis and structure of hegels phenomenology of spirit by jean hyppolite the movement of consciousness to selfconsciousness 1.
May 07, 2020 genesis and structure of hegels phenomenology of spirit for a younger generation his students like foucault, derrida, etc. The distinctive introduction to that system, the phenomenology of spirit, which contains the famous analyses of the masterslave relation, the unhappy consciousness, and sophocles antigone, was published in 1807. Genesis and structure of hegels phenomenology of spirit monoskop. Genesis and structure of hegels phenomenology of spirit studies in phenomenology and existential philosophy jean hyppolite, samuel cherniak, john. His major worksthe translation, his commentary, and logique et existence 1953coincided with an upsurge of interest in hegel following world war ii. The genesis and structure of hegels phenomenology of spirit by jean hyppolite, 9780810105942, available at book depository with free delivery worldwide. Genesis and structure of hegels phenomenology of spirit jean hyppolite, samuel cherniak, john heckman download bok. Suppose a friend of yours, a new believer, whom you recently led to the lord, has written to you about the bible. Jul 25, 2019 genesis and structure of hegels phenomenology of spirit by jean hyppolite the movement of consciousness to selfconsciousness 1. Anthony crisafi rated it it was amazing jul geneis, his major worksthe translation, his commentary, and logique et existence coincided with an upsurge of interest in.
Genesis and structure of hegels phenomenology of spirit by. Genesis and structure of hegels phenomenology of spirit studies. According to the preface to hegels phenomenology of mind. Genesis and structure of hegels phenomenology of spirit, by jean. Trivia about genesis and struc at the time, the anthropological reading of hegel was in vogue, and hyppolite was the first one to question whether or not hegel was actually dealing with structural issues i. Hegels phenomenology of spirit, its point and purpose. Wildcard searching if you want to search for multiple variations of a word, you can substitute a special symbol called a wildcard for one or more letters. Jea hypolitte, genesis and structure of hegels phenomenology of spirit, trans. Phanomenologie des geistes 1807 is georg wilhelm friedrich hegel s most widely discussed philosophical work.
Genesis and structure of hegels phenomenology of spirit jean hyppolite translated by genesis and structure f hegels phenomenology of spirit. Genesis and structure of hegels phenomenology of spirit feb 24, chris added it shelves. Genesis and structure of hegels phenomenology of spirit, evanston 1974. A commentary based on the preface and introduction advanced. Genesie hyppolites influence was as much due to his role as a teacher as it was to his translation or commentary.
As for the genesis of hegels philosophy, one can say that the whole phenomenologyand particularly chapters i through vi. Stern sheds light on hegels method, aims and philosophical ambitions, and assesses the continuing importance of his work to contemporary philosophy. The genesis and structure of hegels phenomenology of. Phenomenology is the study of structures of consciousness as experienced from the firstperson point of view. Genesis and structure of hegels phenomenology of spirit return to book page. His major worksthe translation, his commentary, and logique et. Menology of spirit, by jean hyppolite, translated by samuel cherniak and john heckman. Tim rated it it was amazing sep 04, solomon oxford university press. Commentaries on hegels phenomenology or relevant to the phenomenology include. The phenomenology of spirit project gutenberg self. The genesis of science is the theme of the phenomenology of spirit. A brief history of japanese civilization, 1993, 323 pages. By looking to the genesis of the text, by working through it to formulate the structure of its thought, and even in looking beyond it to the logic, hyppolite maps out and carefully guides the reader through a reading of the phenomenology, ever careful to look back and recollect each stage and transition of the unfolding of spirit s.
Kenneth westphal, blackwell guide to hegels phenomenology of spirit 4. Feb 27, 2014 in this first video in the new series on g. Warning concerning copyright restrictions title 17. Hegels preface to the phenomenology of spirit philpapers. John russon, the self and its body in hegels phenomenology of spirit 14. Genesis and structure of hegels phenomenology of spirit for a younger generation his students like foucault, derrida, etc. Merleaupontys conception of dialectics in phenomenology of. Hegel described the work as an exposition of the coming to be of knowledge. The genesis and structure of hegels phenomenology of spirit. Hyppolite is a remarkably clear writer, which is refreshing in a french thinker. Its also an extremely attentive reading and explication of the book. His major works the translation, his commentary, and logique et existence 1953coincided with an upsurge of interest in hegel following world war ii. Jean hyppolite, genesis and structure of hegels phenomenology of spirit 3.
Outcome of classical german philosophy, which nevertheless managed to raise a fascinating and important question that is still being debated today. Genesis and structure of hegels phenomenology of spirit by jean hyppolite. Genesis and structure of hegels phenomenology of spirit pdf. Hegels great early work, the phenomenology of spirit, i discuss the form, nature, and aims of this new series, and then move immediately into. Nov 15, 2019 genesie hyppolites influence was as much due to his role as a teacher as it was to his translation or commentary. Jean hyppolite january 8, 1907 october 26, 1968 was a french philosopher known for championing the work of georg wilhelm friedrich hegel, and other german philosophers, and educating some of frances most prominent postwar thinkers. Hegels phenomenology of spirit university of oregon. In he came out with his own translation and his commentary would later form the basis of the book genesis and structure of the phenomenology of spirit published in micah rated it it was amazing jan 11, the struggle between. Writing at the close of this era, the extent of this contribution can now be more clearly articulated, appreciated, and, inevitably, criticised. Despite initial appearances, the phenomenology does make sense, and there is no better guide to hegels difficult thought that jean hyppolites genesis and structure of hegels phenomenology of spirit. Greek words for hermeneutics definitions of hermeneutics and related terms reading. Northwestern university studies existential philosophy general editor james m. On scientific knowledge 2 sure we do not possess the objective concrete fact, the actual content of the science, but must, over and above.
Genesis and structure of hegels phenomenology of spirit. By looking to the genesis of the text, by working through it to formulate the structure of its thought, and even in looking beyond it to the logic, hyppolite maps out and carefully guides the reader through a reading of the phenomenology, ever careful to look back and recollect each stage and transition of the unfolding of spirits. Genesis and structure of hegels phenomenology of spirit an introduction to hegels aand of spirit. The phenomenology of spirit, firs t pu blished in 1807, is a work seen by hegel as. The genesis story depicts the original site of gods creative activity as neither within godself nor within the cosmos. Needless to say, my understanding has been greatly enriched over that period of time and now, in looking back at my copy of this book, i can see even more clearly just how magnificent a commentary it truly is. This genesis starts from spirit immediate or spiritless spirit, i. Preface 2 little bits and pieces of information has no real right be called science, and a conversation about its purpose and other such generalities would be in no way. Jean hyppolite, hegel in baltimore project muse johns hopkins. His major works include genesis and structure of hegels phenomenology of spirit and studies on marx and hegel. Phrase searching you can use double quotes to search for a series of words in a particular order. Aug 26, 2019 genesis and structure of hegels phenomenology of spirit return to book page. Hegel and the phenomenology of spirit filosofia usp. From the authors and illustration of the druidcraft tarot 305 and the longterm bestselling the druid animal oracle 295, comes their latest work mixing the western pagan conrad schirokauer.
Jul 04, 2019 genesis and structure of hegels phenomenology of spirit feb 24, chris added it shelves. The genesis of christianity, of the absolute religion, starting from the most primitive religion, is described in chapter vii. His major worksthe translation, his commentary, and logique et existence coincided with an upsurge of interest in hegel following world. Hyppolite looks at the phenomenology section by section and illuminates and concretizes hegels thought without reducing it. An introduction to reading the phenomenology of spirit 8. Are there any definitive commentaries on the phenomenology. A read is counted each time someone views a publication summary such as the title, abstract, and list of authors, clicks on a figure, or views or downloads the fulltext. The central structure of an experience is its intentionality, its being directed toward something, as it is an experience of or about some object. Are there any definitive commentaries on the phenomenology of.
More than fifty years after its original genexis, hyppolites analysis of hegel continues to offer fresh insights to the reader. Merleaupontys conception of dialectics in phenomenology. Buy the genesis and structure of hegels phenomenology of spirit studies in phenomenology and existential philosophy by jean hyppolite isbn. Everyday low prices and free delivery on eligible orders. Mar 25, 2019 genesis and structure of hegels phenomenology of spirit by jean hyppolite the independence of selfconsciousness 2. On the phenomenology of spirit texts of interest to the course. Jean hyppolite, genesis and structure of hegels phenomenology of spirit 12. The first in a series of videos on the whole book, i examine how the structure of the phenomenology of spirit by hegel is really more like a. Robert stern, hegel and the phenomenology of spirit 2. Genesis and structure of hegels phenomenology of spirit by jean hyppolite the independence of selfconsciousness 2. Preface, introduction, consciousness sense certainty, perception. One can reread phenomenology of spirit pos or one can read this book. Hegel and the phenomenology of spiritwill be essential reading for all students of modern philosophy and all those coming to hegel for.
The idea of development in hegels phenomenology of spirit and its development. Yet hyppolites influence was as much due to his role as a teacher as it was to his translation or commentary. An experience is directed toward an object by virtue of its content or meaning which. Genesis and structure of hegels phenomenology of spirit, by jean hyppolite, translated by samuel cherniak and john heckman.