From Eumenides to Antigone: Developing Hegel’s Notion of Recognition, Responding To Honneth

According to Honneth, Hegel's main accomplishment was to show that we build our relationship to the world - that is, a shared world, a relationship to others - in terms of a primary moral impulse that becomes a struggle for recognition. [...] he admits that at the time, he may have offered a so...

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Published in:Philosophy today (Celina) 2009, Vol.53 (Supplement), p.190-200
Main Author: del Rosario Acosta López, María
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Consciousness
Morality
Phenomenology
Philosophy
Recognition
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Summary:According to Honneth, Hegel's main accomplishment was to show that we build our relationship to the world - that is, a shared world, a relationship to others - in terms of a primary moral impulse that becomes a struggle for recognition. [...] he admits that at the time, he may have offered a somewhat forced reinterpretation of the young Hegel.
ISSN:0031-8256
2329-8596
DOI:10.5840/philtoday200953Supplement43