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Cover
Endorsement Page
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Epigraph
Table of Contents
Acknowledgements
Abbreviations
Introduction
0.1 Why the “I”?
0.2 Interpreting Hegel and Heidegger
0.3 Methodology
0.4 Book Plan
Notes
Part I: Hegel
Chapter 1: From the “I” to Geist
1.1 The “I” in Context: Hegel’s Idealistic Objectivity
1.2 The “I” and Geist
1.3 The Emergence of Geist
1.4 “The ‘I’ Goes Out”: The Encounter with the Other
Notes
Chapter 2: Nature and Experience
2.1 What Is Nature?
2.2 What Is Hegel’s Philosophy of Nature?
2.3 Experience
2.4 Nature and History
Notes
Chapter 3: The “I”, Second Nature, and World History
3.1 Second Nature
3.2 Normativity and World History: Time and Objectivity
3.3 The Agency of Absolute Geist
3.4 The Return to the “I”
Notes
Part II: Heidegger
Chapter 4: From the “I” to the Self: The Interpretation of Experience
4.1 Heidegger’s Existential Subjectivity
4.2 The Experiencing Self
4.3 Heidegger’s Interpretation of Hegel’s Notion of Experience
4.4 From Experience to Nature and Normativity
Notes
Chapter 5: The Self and Nature
5.1 Early Writings and Being and Time
5.2 Redefining the Self
5.3 Later Thought: Nature, Violence, Empathy
Notes
Chapter 6: Subjectivity and Normativity
6.1 Normativity
6.2 Place
6.3 Subjectivity and (Genuine) Normativity
6.4 Dwelling in World History
Notes
Part III: The Quest for the “I”
Chapter 7: Hegel and Heidegger: Undeveloped Pathways
7.1 The Quest Beyond Subject-Object Dualism
7.2 From Nature to History
7.3 Concrete Experience and Absolute Knowing
7.4 Myth
Notes
Chapter 8: Myth and Experience
8.1 What Is Myth?
8.2 Hegel: From Myth to Experience
8.3 Heidegger: From Experience to Myth
8.4 Setting Forth
Notes
Chapter 9: Prolegomena: Perspectival “I-Hood”
9.1 The “I/Self” in Hegel and Heidegger
9.2 Philosophy of Self
9.3 Perspectival “I-Hood”
Notes
Bibliography
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