00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000Eng00مواجهه‌‌ای نامتعارف با منطق هگل: با خوانشی از ملویل، مولیر، بکت [کتاب انگلیسی]State University of New York Press State University of New York Press Table of contents : Contents......Page 8 Acknowledgments......Page 12 Introduction: Thinking Transformation......Page 14 Part I. Hegel’s Logic of Transformation......Page 18 Prelude: After the Crisis, Telling the Story......Page 20 1. From Today’s Present to Hegel’s Logic as a Logic of Transformative Processes......Page 21 2. Another Crisis: Times of Change and Hegel’s Dialectic......Page 26 3. The “Need” for a Logic of Change......Page 34 4. Dialectic Is Movement: Zeno’s Arrow and Heraclitus’s Flux......Page 37 5. Dialectic-Speculative Logic: Understanding and the Power of Reason......Page 42 6. Hegel’s Dialectic-Speculative Logic: The Path for a Reconstruction......Page 47 Chapter 2 From the Beginning to the End: What Is Method?......Page 52 1. The Nature of the Process: Determinate Negation and Immanence......Page 54 2. Logical Movement and Logical Action......Page 61 3. Method as the Enactment of Truth: Method Is Mythos......Page 68 4. Method: Beginning, Advancing, and Ending the Logical Action......Page 77 5. In the End Is the (Beginning of the) Story......Page 85 Chapter 3 Forms and Figures......Page 90 1. Logical Action and Logical Agents......Page 94 2. Phenomenological and Logical Gestaltung: Logical Forms as “Figures”......Page 98 3. Logical Figures: Reality in the “Realm of Shadows”......Page 110 Part II. Structures of Action: Logic and Literature......Page 124 Chapter 4 Beginnings......Page 126 Some Preliminary Remarks: The Synchronic Perspective, or Reading the Logic All Over Again......Page 128 1. Logical Beginnings: The Two Perspectives......Page 133 1.1. Enacting the Absolute Beginning: The Figure of Beginning in Being......Page 137 1.2. The Memory of the Beginning or Beginning-Again: The Figure of Beginning in Essence......Page 142 1.3. The Beginning of Freedom: The Figure of Beginning in the Concept......Page 147 2. Violence in the Beginning: Melville’s Billy Budd......Page 153 2.1. The Logic of Violence: The Violence of Pure Immediacy—Being......Page 165 2.2. The Logic of Violence: Violence Reflected......Page 171 2.3. The Logic of Violence: The Violence of Power and the Power of Love......Page 176 3. Transforming the Beginning......Page 183 Chapter 5 Advancing: Transformations......Page 186 Advancing—the Question......Page 188 1. Logical Advancements: The Two Perspectives......Page 190 1.1. Advancing Being: Acting in Search of Determination, or Dasein......Page 199 1.2. Advancing Essence: Acting in/as the Middle by Returning Back to Oneself, or Gesetztsein......Page 206 1.3. Advancing the Concept, by Judging: Crisis and Stasis......Page 211 2. Advancing Beyond Fanaticism: Molière’s Tartuffe......Page 214 2.1. The Logic of Fanaticism: Advancing Despite Oneself—The Absolutism of Being or Moral Conscience......Page 229 2.2. The Logic of Fanaticism: Advancing Despite Oneself—The Hypocrisy of Essence......Page 242 2.3. The Logic of Fanaticism: Advancing Through the Crisis—Judging......Page 245 3. Transforming the Advancement......Page 253 Appendix: “Living in the Interregnum”......Page 255 Chapter 6 Endings......Page 278 1. Logical Endings: The Two Perspectives......Page 281 1.1. Ending Being, an Infinite Postponement: Going Back by Becoming Essence......Page 292 1.2. Ending Essence: Reclaiming One’s Own End (Before and Against the Concept)......Page 301 1.3. The Idea, Ending: Knowing When to Stop......Page 312 2. Part I. Playing the Endgame: Indifference and the Impossible Ending—Beckett’s Endgame......Page 321 2. Part II. Indifference, Repetition, and Liberation: Leopardi and Bishop......Page 337 2.1. The Logic of Indifference: Being Indifferent to the End......Page 353 2.2. The Logic of Indifference: The Absolute of Essence and the End of All Things......Page 367 2.3. The Logic of Creativity: Ending Beyond the End (of the Idea)......Page 381 3. Transforming the End......Page 393 Ending—As in Concluding......Page 398 General Appendix......Page 400 Notes......Page 410 Bibliography......Page 442 Index of Names and Works......Page 450 نوتسو, آنجلیکا (Angelika Nuzzo،استاد فلسفه در مرکز تحصیلات تکمیلی و کالج بروکلین، دانشگاه سیتی نیویورک است. او نویسنده خاطره، تاریخ، عدالت در هگل و سردبیر کتاب هگل در مورد دین و سیاست است که توسط SUNY Press منتشر شده است.), 1964.# 1964.# Author book marcgt 9781438472065