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Volume 5 - Spring/Summer 1984

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Editorial

  • Editorial

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    23 June 2015, p. 5
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Announcements and Reports

  • Reason and Rationality in the Phenanenological Tradition: Notice of Conference

  • Dermot Moran, John Heaton
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    23 June 2015, p. 3
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  • International Symposium on Hegel and Whitehead: Fordham University, June 2–6, 1984

  • George R. Lucas, Jr.
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    23 June 2015, pp. 7-10
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  • Hegel Society of Great Britain: Sixth Annual Conference, 13-14 September 1984, St. Edmund Hall, Oxford

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    23 June 2015, pp. 3-4
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  • Australian Conference on Hegel

  • W.V. Doniela
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  • What is Living and What is Dead in Croce's Interpretation of Hegel*

  • Richard Bellamy
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    23 June 2015, pp. 5-14

  • Croce's appreciation of Hegel was always as ambivalent as the title of his famous study suggests. Indeed, although related to two of the major 19th century exponents of Italian Hegelianism – Bertrando and Silvio Spaventa his first encounter with Hegel had been one of almost total rejection. As he wrote to the philosopher Donato Jaja in 1892, ‘I believe that the fundamental principles, and especially the method, of that system are entirely erroneous; and the damaging consequences of this error will become plain when applied to particular disciplines’. The study of Marx and the influence of Gentile and Labriola, however, led him to review his earlier position and in 1906 to translate the Encyclopedia and to write the accompanying book What is living and what is dead in the Philosophy of Hegel. Thereafter Croce, who had already completed his Aesthetic (1902) and the first edition of the Logic (1905), was increasingly to present his own philosophy as a sustained commentary on, and development of, Hegel's philosophy. An examination of his classic study of Hegel thus provides an important insight into salient features of Croce's own philosophical system as it later developed.

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Book Reviews

Announcements and Reports

  • HSGB Council Meeting

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    23 June 2015, pp. 21-22
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  • 1985 HSGB Conference: Notice

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    23 June 2015, p. 22
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Announcements and Reports

  • Hegel Society of America: 1986 Conference on Hegel and his critics: Philosophy in the aftermath of Hegel, First call for papers

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    23 June 2015, pp. 22-23
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Obituary

  • Karl-Heinz Ilting (1925–1984)

  • Hansgcorg Hoppe
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    23 June 2015, pp. 24-25
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Obituary

  • Bibliography of K.-H. Ilting's Works

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    23 June 2015, pp. 25-28
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