Hegel

• “Thinking in Hegel is one thing; in Goethe, it is quite another.”

  Bloom and Reading « So Many Books

• “I refer specifically to the 'Just War/Beautiful Soul' paradigm, which originates in Hegel's Phenomenology of Mind ([1807] 2003) and which, alongside the Moral Mother, has enormous validity across a wide spectrum of feminist perspectives on the subject of woman and war when stripped down to their basic working assumptions.”

  Arms and the Woman: Just Warriors and Greek Feminist Identity

• “Or in Hegel's words, it is an alien existence in which”

  'The Abyss of the Past': Psychoanalysis in Schelling's Ages of the World (1815)

• “Extending analysis to the Phenomenology of Right only confirms how far Hegel is in his account of subjectivity and politics from English writers of the same period.”

  Romantic Fear

• “The progressive dialectic in Hegel cannot address specific difficulties in Wordsworth's text, in which the growth of the poet's mind eludes any grand dialectical synthesis.”

  Romantic Fear

• “The spell is diminished only where the subject, in Hegel's language, is "involved" —”

  Hegel on Buddhism

• “Hegel is well aware that self-swallowing is paradoxical.”

  Hegel on Buddhism

• “To read Hegel from the standpoint of Buddhism, this difference stems from the fascination with which Hegel regards the big fat zero of the toe-sucking meditator.”

  Hegel on Buddhism

• “And far from finding models for fascist subjectivity, Adorno would have discovered in Hegel himself a weak, sickly, feminine being, the castoff of a relentless dialectic, the very type of”

  Hegel on Buddhism

• “For in Hegel, Buddhism is the abject body that must be expelled for true subject-object relations to commence.”

  Hegel on Buddhism

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