Routledge History of Philosophy: The nineteenth century, Volume 7 |
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Kants Copernican revolution | 40 |
Kants moral and political philosophy | 68 |
Critique of Judgement | 103 |
the Jena period | 138 |
Hegels Phenomenology of Spirit | 181 |
Hegels logic and philosophy of mind | 216 |
Hegel spirit and politics | 254 |
The Young Hegelians Feuerbach and Marx | 290 |
Arthur Schopenhauer | 330 |
Kierkegaards speculative despair | 363 |
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