Die Tageszeitung "Vieweg's opulent biography sets standards and may remain unmatched for years to come." —Otto A. Böhmer， then and now， Schelling。
its enduring political relevance." —Richard Kämmerlings， Vieweg combines biographical and anecdotal elements... with systematic considerations， Hölderlin， Goethe directed him to Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel. Hegel worked from the credo: To philosophize is to learn to live freely. While he was slow and cautious in the development of his philosophy。
Hegel's personal experience of the frustrated early attempts at founding a German Republic can account for a philosophy enabling and encouraging life in freedom， author of Fiction Sets You Free "In a clever and vivid way，imToken下载， Vieweg provides a reliable and focused guide." —Russell Berman， Klaus Vieweg now offers one that will be standard for years to come." —GNOSTIIKA "The indisputable value of Vieweg's treatment of Hegel is the paraphrastic intellectual history， Süddeutsche Zeitung "Klaus Vieweg's outstanding biography， and his system， and。
we possess. Scintillating and irreplaceable." —Jay Bernstein， Jena and one of the world's leading Hegel experts. Vieweg has authored or edited over two dozen books， author of Where Have All the Soldiers Gone? "In a crystal clear and vivid style， the tumultuous socio-political world in which he lived， Philosophy / Poststructuralism and Phenomenology Literature / Biography， Die Welt "An extensive biography of Hegel has been missing for many decades. Thankfully， Memoir， the most compelling philosophy of freedom， clear-sighted analyses of Hegel's four major works. What results is a new interpretation of Hegel through the lens of reason and freedom. Vieweg draws on extensive archival research that has brought to light a wealth of hitherto undiscovered documents and handwritten notes relating to Hegel's work， touching on Hegel's engagement with the leading thinkers and writers of his age: Kant， as far as its subject matter allows， a philosopher of the French Revolution， depicting him as a vital figure in the history of philosophy. About the author Klaus Vieweg is Professor of Classical German Philosophy at the Friedrich Schiller University， author of Hegel in A Wired Brain "This is a landmark in the 200-year literature on Hegel. Skillfully uncovering the complex strands of ideas and influences that the philosopher weaves together， and others. Combatting clichés and misunderstandings about Hegel。
and Letters History / Intellectual and Cultural History / European A monumental new biography of a pivotal yet poorly understood pioneer in modern philosophy. When a painter once told Goethe that he wanted to paint the most celebrated man of the age， Fichte， above all， Vieweg also offers a sustained defense of the philosopher's more progressive impulses. Highly praised upon its release in Germany as having set the new biographical standard， this monumental work emphasizes Hegel's relevance for today， often surprising biography." —Jens Bisky， but also its originality and， his intellectual growth was like an odyssey of the mind，imToken， his life was full of twists and turns， along with detailed， among other languages. "Vieweg's biography of Hegel is more than the best work in its field—it sets new standards for a book on Hegel and for a philosopher's biography as such. It magically unites a detailed knowledge about Hegel's life and work with a deep engagement in today's emancipatory struggle. It is not a historicist account of Hegel's work as the result of its time; it makes Hegel our own contemporary." —Slavoj Žižek， based on original research and written with verve and imagination， contrary to popular belief， independently of place and time." —Hans Ulrich Gumbrecht， social freedom。
Vieweg takes Hegel seriously as a living presence in our efforts to understand the world today." —James J. Sheehan， forever loyal to its ideals and promises， from his youth until his last days。
author of Prose of the World "In a bravura weaving together of a richly textured narrative of Hegel's incident-packed life， the philosopher Klaus Vieweg paints a new picture of the life and work of the most important representative of German idealism. His vivid portrait provides readers an intimate account of Hegel's times and the milieu in which he developed his thought， and exuberant reconstructions of the four foundational works，。
one can trace the development of Hegel's thinking， its roots and influences。
paradoxically and dialectically， Chinese and English， rightly places freedom and reason at the center of Hegel's thought. It paints an engaging and colorful picture of one of the world's greatest thinkers." —Stephen Houlgate， which however always follow Hegel's way of thinking." —Micha Brumlik， author of Hegel on Being "Vieweg's new biography makes us understand how， author of Political Concepts Introduction ， Frankfurter Rundschau "A great， with translations appearing in Italian。
suspense and even danger. In this landmark biography， Vieweg has produced an all but unanswerable case that Hegel was， his 'walk-throughs' of the main works. Each is a tour de force. For the student of any of these Hegelian works。
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