Hegel’s Phenomenology and its Afterlives
About the seminar
Wednesdays, 4-6pm. Richard Hoggart Building, Room 352
Autumn – Oct 14, 28, Nov 11, 25, Dec 9
Spring – Jan 20, Feb 3, 17, Mar 2, 16
Summer – May 4, 11, 24 Jun 1, 15
The research seminar, which will meet on a bi-weekly basis, is open to staff and graduate students affiliated with CPCT, and aims to serve as a forum for philosophical work and dialogue at Goldsmiths. Though the seminar is organised by the co-directors of the CPCT, Julia Ng and Alberto Toscano, we hope different members and affiliates of the CPCT will volunteer to lead the discussions each week.
Main text: Hegel, Phenomenology of Spirit, trans. A.V. Miller (OUP 1977); see also Terry Pinkard’s online translation, with facing German text
Structure
- Intro meeting; Phenomenology, Preface (pp.1-45, §72)
- Derrida, “Outwork, prefacing,” in Disseminatio
- Phenomenology, Introduction to Force and Understanding (pp. 46-103, §165)
- Heidegger, ‘Hegel’s Concept of Understanding’; Charles Taylor, ‘The Opening Arguments of the Phenomenology’; Hans-Georg Gadamer, ‘Hegel’s “Inverted World”’
- Phenomenology, Self-Consciousness (pp. 104-138, §230)
- Hyppolite, Genesis and Structure of Hegel’s Phenomenology of Spirit (Part III)
- Phenomenology, Observing Reason (pp. 105-210, §346)
- Phenomenology, the rest of Reason (pp. 211-262, §437)
- Phenomenology, the rest of Reason (pp. 211-262, §437)
- Phenomenology, the rest of Reason (pp. 211-262, §437)
- Phenomenology, The Ethical Order (pp. 263-294, §483)
- Phenomenology, Culture (pp. 294-363, §595)
- Phenomenology, Morality (pp. 364-409, §671)
- Phenomenology, Religion (pp. 410-478, §787)
- Phenomenology, Absolute Knowing (pp. 479-493, §808)
Texts on the Phenomenology
Hyppolite, ‘Genesis and Structure of Hegel’s Phenomenology of Spirit’
Jameson, ‘The Hegel Variations’
Pinkard, ‘Hegel’s Phenomenology: The Sociality of Reason’
Kojève, ‘Introduction to the Reading of Hegel’
Heidegger, ‘Hegel’s Phenomenology of Spirit’
Houlgate, ‘Hegel’s Phenomenology of Spirit: A Reader’s Guide’
Yovel, ‘Hegel’s Preface to the “Phenomenology of Spirit” (translation and commentary)’