Hegel's Philosophy of Language: The Unwritten Volume

In Stephen Houlgate & Michael Baur (eds.), A Companion to Hegel. Malden, MA: Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 243–261 (2011)
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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Hegel's Linguistic Inheritance Hegel's Early View of Language in the Jena Period (1804–1806) Language in the Jena Phenomenology of Spirit (1807) Language in Hegel's ‘Mature System’ ( The Encyclopedia of Philosophical Sciences ) (1818–1830) The Philosophy of Language: The Unwritten Volume.

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Hegel's Philosophy of Language, unwritten volume ‐ ubiquity of theme of language   Hegel's linguistic ideas, range of thinkers ‐ commenting critically and polemically   Hegel's idea of philosophy ‐ as a systematic enterprise   Hegel articulating a ‘Philosophy of Language’ ‐ at odds with idea of system adopted   all philosophy, and that of Kant ‐ specific, partial, and finite mobilization of infinite resources   Herder, viewing language ‐ not as some concrete totality, diverse set of human cultural practices   Hegel, distinction ‐ difference between ‘signs’ ( Zeichen ) and ‘names’   ‘Truth’ as Embedded in Language ‐ Hegel pointing out words conveying philosophical ‘truths’   preface to the Phenomenology ‐ Hegel introducing notion of ‘speculative sentence’   Hegel's discussion of language ‐ in philosophy of subjective spirit

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