In: Critical studies in German idealism v. 10
Preliminary Material -- 1. Introduction /Christian Krijnen -- 2. Hegel's Concept of Recognition—What Is It? /Heikki Ikäheimo -- 3. The Paradigm of Recognition and the Free Market /Paul Cobben -- 4. From Autonomy to Recognition /Robert Brandom -- 5. The Metaphysics of Recognition: On Hegel's Concept of Self-Consciousness in the Phenomenology of Spirit /Arthur Kok -- 6. Recognition—Future Hegelian Challenges for a Contemporary Philosophical Paradigm /Christian Krijnen -- 7. The Tragedy of Misrecognition—The Desire for a Catholic Shakespeare and Hegel's Hamlet /Simon Critchley -- 8. Recognition and Dissent: Schelling's Conception of Recognition and Its Contribution to Contemporary Political Philosophy /Emiliano Acosta -- 9. Kantian Version of Recognition: The Bottom–Line of Axel Honneth's Project /Donald Loose -- 10. Anerkennung – Ein Ausweg aus einer Verlegenheit? /Kurt Walter Zeidler -- 11. Recognition of Norms and Recognition of Persons: Practical Acknowledgment in Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit /Pirmin Stekeler-Weithofer -- 12. Finitude, Rational Justification and Mutual Recognition /Kenneth R. Westphal -- 13. Inter-Personality and Wrong /Klaus Vieweg -- 14. The Dialectic of Normative Attitudes in Hegel's Lordship and Bondage /Sasa Josifovic -- 15. From Love to Recognition: Hegel's Conception of Intersubjectivity in a Developmental-Historical Perspective /Erzsébet Rózsa -- 16. Friendship in Hegel and Its Interpretation in Theories of Recognition /Jean-Christophe Merle -- Index of Terms -- Index of Names.
In: Critical studies in German idealism 10
Recognition -- German Idealism as an Ongoing Challenge seeks to answer the question: does the present philosophical debate about recognition (Anerkennung) incorporate sufficiently the systematical requirements of the philosophy it pretends to inherit and rejuvenate, i.e. German idealism?
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