Kojeve Alexandre. Introduction to the Reading of Hegel: Lectures on the Phenomenology of Spirit
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VII, B, c\ Dtulectic
of thc socid
ideologies
of
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thc fnmcwork
of thc
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r. The
Epos
a Inroduction
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b. Didectic
(r).
Thc
World of
the Epos:
coalescence through
wer
(z)
The
Men
of the
Epos:
epic
ection
(l)
Thc
God of
thc Epos:
epic dcstiny
z. Tragedy
a. Inuoduction
b. Dialectic
(r).
The
World of
Trcgcdy:
the conflict of
the Particuler
(=
the family)
and
the Uni-
versal
(=
the Stete)
(a).
The
Chorus
(b).
The
Hcro
(c).
The
Specators
(u
).
The
Men
of
Tragedy:
thc
regic action
of
the Mrster
NOTE:
(3).
The
God of Tragcdy:
aagic destiny
and
the
Hy-
pocrisy
of
the
Mastcr
3.
Comedy
a. Introduction
b.
Dielecdc
(r).
The
World
of
Comedy:
Bourgeois
Sociery
(z).
The
Man
of Comedy:
the
comic action
of
the
Bour-
geois
(l)
Thc
God
of
C,omedy:
thc
comic
destiny
and
the frank-
ness
of bourgeois
.individ-
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Ctap.
VII,
C):
The
ideologies
of
sosieties
dominated
by
Work
which
is
posterior
to
the
Fight
for
Recognition:
The Religion
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TNTNODUCTION
TO TIIE
N,TADINC
Or HEGEL
of
the Bourgeois
World
(Cluistianity).
(Clrap.
VII,
C
conesponds
to
Chap.
VI,
B; Chap.
VI,
C
has
no
equivalent
in
Chapter
VII,
for
in
Chap.
W,
C, Hegel
already
describes
the
lileologbs
of
the
post-
revolutionary
World.)
A. Inttoduction
NOTE:
B.
Dialectic
r. Thc
Christ
.
,. Introduction
b. Neoplatonism
c. Transition
to
Christienity
NOTE:
d.
Jesus
r.
Primitive
Christianity
r. The
Gospels
NOTES:
b. The
Apostles
c.
The
primitive
Church
NOTE:
3.
Mature
Christienity
e. Introduction
NOTES:
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b. Christian Thought:
Theology
NOTES:
c.
Christian Action:
theological Morality
(r).
Introduction
(z).
Originel
Sin
(f
).
The
Con€isj of Good
end
Evil:
God
end the Devil
NOTES:
(4).
Sdvation
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Appeaillx: Tha Suvdua
ol
fle Phcnomenology
of
Spirit
HOITME(ITEB
NOTES:
d. The
Christian Community:
Church
end
State
(r).
Incoduction
(r).
Faith:
SaintPaul
(3).
The
Eucharist
and tlrc
Church:
Cetholicism
(a).
The
"rrurh"
of Christira-
ity:
Christiao
theo-logy
is
ia
fact Hcgclieo
enthropo-
logY
C Twrcition
ro
atheistic
VYisdom
A. Introduction
B. Dhlectic
r. Point
of depamrrc:
the
Philosopher
e.
Introductioo
b. Recapinrlation
of thc
dielcctic
of
the PhG
(r).
Chaps.V-VI,B
(r).
Chep. V[
C
(3).
Chap.
VII
c.
Transition
to Wisdom
:.
Movcmenr:
the Wise
Man
a.
The
notion
of
the
Wise
Man
b. The
redity
of
the Wise
Man
(r).
Introduction
(u
).
Reality
(3).
Time
NOTE:
(a).
Hi:story
c. The
rctivity
of
the Wisc
Mrn
3.
The Result:
Science
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Book
III
(
-
Chap.
VIII
)
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