A work titled The Future of this book's author argues that its "plastic" thought easily allows for the theory of temporality to be applied to European philosophy - that dissertation on this book is by Catherine Malabou. In 1866, William Torrey Harris founded the Journal of Speculative Philosophy to explicate this text's ideas, such as the "Notion of the Thing," as part of the St. Louis school. Jacques Lacan's theory of desire was inspired by a series of lectures about reading this work, which discusses how a certain figure's quest for self-mastery is caused by his need for recognition since that need is greater than the fear of death; those lectures on it were delivered by Alexandre Kojeve. This text uses the term "sublation," or aufhebung, to describe the movement from opposition to unification, through a dialectical process. For 10 points, name this philosophical book authored by Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel.
A work titled The Future of this book's author argues that its "plastic" thought easily allows for the theory of temporality to be applied to European philosophy - that dissertation on this book is by Catherine Malabou. In 1866, William Torrey Harris founded the Journal of Speculative Philosophy to explicate this text's ideas, such as the "Notion of the Thing," as part of the St. Louis school. Jacques Lacan's theory of desire was inspired by a series of lectures about reading this work, which discusses how a certain figure's quest for self-mastery is caused by his need for recognition since that need is greater than the fear of death; those lectures on it were delivered by Alexandre Kojeve. This text uses the term "sublation," or aufhebung, to describe the movement from opposition to unification, through a dialectical process. For 10 points, name this philosophical book authored by Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel.
A work titled The Future of this book's author argues that its "plastic" thought easily allows for the theory of temporality to be applied to European philosophy - that dissertation on this book is by Catherine Malabou.
The Phenomenology of Spirit [or Phenomenology of Mind; or Phänomenologie des Geistes]