Robert Heiss. Hegel – Kierkegaard – Marx.

Contents

FOREWORD

Part I

HEGEL’S DIALECTICAL SYSTEM

1 – Sources of Hegelian Thought

2 – Story of Hegel’s Youth

3 – The Conception of the System

4 – The Phenomenology: The Introduction

5 – The Phenomenology as a Whole

6 – From the Phenomenology to the Logic

7 – The Logic

8 – The Dialectic

9 – Heidelberg and the Encyclopaedia

10 – The System in Process of Change

11 – The Philosophy of History

12 – The Philosophy of Right and Its Fate

13 – The Dialectical Structure of the Philosophy of Right

14 – Hegel’s Theory of Social Forms in the Philosophy of Right

15 – The Later Fate of the Dialectic

Part II

KIERKEGAARD’S EXISTENTIAL DIALECTIC

16 – Hegel Kierkegaard Marx

17 – Søren Aabye Kierkegaard: Dates and Events

18 – Kierkegaard’s Concept of Irony

19 – The “Indirect Method” and the Indirect Life

20 – The Pseudonymous Works

21 – The Religious and the “Pathos” of Dread

22 – The Philosophical Writings

23 – The Final Stages

24 – Kierkegaard’s Dialectic

Part III

THE MATERIALISTIC DIALECTIC OF KARL MARX AND HIS HISTORICAL MATERIALISM

25 – A Sketch of the Life of Karl Marx

26 – A Sketch of the Personality

27 – The Development of Marxian Thought

28 – The Dialectic in the Youthful Writings

29 – The Theory of Revolution

30 – The Transition to the Economic

31 – The Critique of Hegel

32 – The Conclusion of the Developmental Period and the Youthful Writings: The German Ideology

33 – The Materialistic Thesis: Production as the Motive Force of History

34 – Theory and Practice

35 – Recapitulation and Formulation of Historical Materialism in the Critique of Political Economy

36 – Capital

37 – The Method of Capital

38 – The Utopian in Marx

39 – The Formal System of Dialectic in Marx

40 – The Dialectical Approach in Marx

41 – The Dialectic Process

42 – The Dialectical Goal

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