黑格爾《歷史哲學》中的「整體性」概念
Resource
鵝湖學誌, 9, 97-130
Journal
鵝湖學誌
Journal Issue
9
Pages
97-130
Date Issued
1992-12
Date
1992-12
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Abstract
The purpose of this paper is to elucidate the concept of ”totality” in Hegel's Philosophy of History The leading concept of Hegel's philosophy is ”totality”, whose first clear exposition can be found in Hegel's two major works, Phenomenology of Spirit and Logic. Therefore, it is helpful, even not necessary, to see ”totality” in Hegel's Philosophy of History by virtue of the understanding of the same concept in his Phenomenology of Spirit and Logic. Hegel's concept of ”totality” is two-dimensional: its ”structural” dimension manifests itself in Philosophy of History as the concept of ”state”, while its ”developmental” one as the concept of ”world history”. In addition, the complicated relations between ”reason” and ”world history” are discussed as well.
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journal article