Thinking and the I: Hegel and the Critique of Kant

On Ferrarin's account, Hegel's lack of charity to Kant on several fundamental points masks a deeper affinity between the two. The view of Hegel presented here does not break substantially new ground, and the collection of exegetical topics does not hang together especially well. [...]the w...

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Published in:The Review of Metaphysics 2020, Vol.73 (3), p.608-610
Main Author: Wolf, W Clark
Format: Review
Language:English
Subjects:
Consciousness
Dialectics
Jargon
Realism
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Summary:On Ferrarin's account, Hegel's lack of charity to Kant on several fundamental points masks a deeper affinity between the two. The view of Hegel presented here does not break substantially new ground, and the collection of exegetical topics does not hang together especially well. [...]the writing, though often lively, occasionally reverts into Hegelian jargon. [...]the supposedly standard, rival view of "thinking and the I" often looks like a strawman, largely disconnected from any contemporary advocates.
ISSN:0034-6632
2154-1302