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Introduction,g of modernity has lost much of its pertinence. This self-understanding largely relies, in my view, on clear-cut oppositions such as progress and tradition, reason and faith, the public and the private, freedom and terror, justice and power, nation and tribe. Whereas modernity has often acknowledged

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Tragedy,tance Hegel accorded to actual tragedies. However, the role of tragedy in Hegel’s thought far exceeds the realm of concrete human experience and its aesthetic representation. This is already apparent from the early ., where Hegel refers to the tragedy ‘which the absolute eternally enacts with itself

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Time and Circularity,cept with God’s thought before he created the world. Hegel here draws on a religious representation without clarifying the relation between the conceptual sphere and the spatio-temporal sphere in purely philosophical terms. From the later Schelling onward, passages such as these have occasioned a th

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Nature,e view that these texts, notwithstanding their obscurity, shed more light on the various layers of his philosophy of nature than the second part of the later .. For it is only in these early drafts, as I will argue, that Hegel seeks to conceive of the continuity between nature and spirit by re-inter