Hegel and Kierkegaard
Jean Wahl
Abstract
Jean Wahl
Abstract
First presented at the third Hegel Congress in 1933, Wahl here explores the relations between Hegel and Kierkegaard, showing both their opposition and what they share in the midst of the dissimilarities that remain. From here, Wahl moves on to follow the study of the Kierkegaard-Hegel opposition in the existential philosophy of present-day Germany, paying particular attention to Heidegger and Jaspers.
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First presented at the third Hegel Congress in 1933, Wahl here explores the relations between Hegel and Kierkegaard, showing both their opposition and what they share in the midst of the dissimilarities that remain. From here, Wahl moves on to follow the study of the Kierkegaard-Hegel opposition in the existential philosophy of present-day Germany, paying particular attention to Heidegger and Jaspers.
Key concepts: Hegelianism, Opposition (politics), Existentialism, Philosophy, Epistemology, Law, Political science, Politics