Recognition - German Idealism as an Ongoing Challenge

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Leiden: Brill (2013)
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Recognition -- German Idealism as an Ongoing Challenge seeks to answer the question: does the present philosophical debate about recognition incorporate sufficiently the systematical requirements of the philosophy it pretends to inherit and rejuvenate, i.e. German idealism?

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B2745.R43 2014

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Hegel's Concept of Recognition - What is it?  (pages 11-38)Heikki Ikäheimo

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