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Hegel for Social Movements

In: Studies in Critical Social Sciences Ser.

In: Studies in critical social sciences Volume 137

Blunden, Andy

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Intro -- Hegel for Social Movements -- Copyright -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Part 1: Introduction -- 1 Why Hegel -- 1 For Hegel, Ideas were Forms of Activity -- 2 'Thought' Means Norms of Human Activity -- 3 Hegel's Influence on Modern Philosophy is Immense -- 4 Hegel is Very Difficult to Read -- 5 Plan of this Book -- 2 The Young Hegel and What Drove Him -- 1 Germany was Fragmented, and Socially and Economically Backward -- 2 Hegel was a Modernist Opponent of Liberalism -- 3 The Main Difference between Hegel and Marx is the Times They Lived In -- 4 The "Spirit of a People" was Rooted in an Historical Form of Life -- 5 Zeitgeist Remains a Widely Accepted, if Problematic, Concept of Spirit -- 6 In What Sense was Hegel an Idealist? -- 7 Spirit and Material Culture -- 3 Hegel's Idea of Science and Philosophy -- 1 The Subject Matter of Philosophy -- 2 The Diversity of Philosophical Views are Parts of a Single Whole -- 3 From Where to Begin? -- 4 The Phenomenology and the Logic -- 4 The Phenomenology and 'Formations of Consciousness' -- 1 How can We Conceptualise a 'Formation of Consciousness'? -- 2 How do We Conceive of a Formation of Consciousness as a Whole? -- 3 What can be Called a 'Formation of Consciousness'? -- 4 The Dynamics of 'Formations of Consciousness' is in the Logic -- 5 The Importance of the Master-Servant Narrative is Exaggerated -- 6 How the Phenomenology was 'Rediscovered' -- 5 Hegel as Philosopher of Social Movements -- 1 It is Hegel's Logic which Makes Him the Philosopher of Social Movements -- 2 Hegel Knew Emancipatory Social Movements, but No Labour Movement -- 3 A Concept is a Form of Practice -- 4 A Social Movement is Understood as an Entire Process of Social Change -- 5 How to Read Hegel and What to Read -- Part 2: The Logic -- 6 The Subject Matter of the Logic.

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Hegel for social movements

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Blunden, Andy

Why Hegel -- The young Hegel and what drove him -- Hegel's idea of science and philosophy -- The phenomenology and 'formations of consciousness' -- Hegel as philosopher of social movements -- The subject matter of the logic -- The three divisions of the logic : being, essence and notion -- The doctrine of being, or ontology -- The doctrine of essence : mediation or the truth of being -- The subjective notion : universal, individual and particular -- Subject, object and idea -- The subject and culture : logic and ontology -- Subjective spirit -- Social science as Hegel saw it -- The three parts of the philosophy of right : right, morality and ethical life -- Abstract right -- Morality -- Ethical life -- The state -- Critique of Hegel's philosophy of right -- Marx's Capital and Hegel's Logic -- Soviet psychology -- Once again : Hegel for social movements.