Hegel's Phenomenology of the Absolute Public
Lin, Ping Chu (2013)
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Abstract
In this thesis, I attempt to answer the question, "How is
Hegel's absolute knowing, absolute?" through expositing what the
canons of both western and eastern philosophy take to be absolute
knowing. I believe the master key to this question is Hegel's
conception of the true infinity [das wahrhafte
Unendliche] and I justify this interpretation by examining the
views of prominent Hegelian thinkers, Alexandre Kojève and
Jean Hyppolite, and the concept of Wu Wei from the Tao Te
Ching.
Table of Contents
Epigraph p.1
Preface p.2
Kojève's Absolute Knowledge p.5
Hyppolite's Absolute Knowledge p.17
The Taoist's Absolute Knowledge p.32
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