The nature of the self
Subtitle: recognition in the form of right and morality
By: by Paul Cobben.
Series: Quellen und Studien zur Philosophie -- Bd. 91
Publisher: Walter de Gruyter
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Berlin; New York
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9783110219876
Subjects: Self (Philosophy); Mind and body; Recognition (Philosophy); Ethics
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: The human self as the unity of mind and body; title: The immediate unity of mind and body; title: Consciousness : looking for the independence of the outside world; title: Self-consciousness; title: Is the transition from the natural into the legal status possible?; title: Self-consciousness and the legal status; title: Violence, power and the legal status; title: Self-consciousness and the overcoming of exclusion; title: The Lord/bondsman relation; title: The historical reality of the Lord/bondsman relation; title: The unhappy consciousness; title: Reason; title: The mind/ body unity as an historical reality; title: The greek world: the origin of the first self; title: The polis as the unity of the human and divine law; title: The abstract work of art: the representation of the pure self in; title: The public domain; title: The polis as a harmonic unity; title: Repression of the deed : the living work of art; title: The representation of the deed : the spiritual work of art; title: The Roman Empire as the result of the Greek world; title: The realm of culture : the genesis of the second self; title: The fall of the Roman Empire and the experience of the person; title: The genesis of the moral individual; title: The embodiment of the pure being in the real individual : the self-conscious reality of the unhappy consciousness; title: The meaning of the moral individual in the objective world; title: The realization of the moral individual in the objective world : the process of culture; title: The absolute freedom : the second self; title: The realm of morality : making the third self explicit; title: The point of departure of the realm of morality : the Rousseauian reflection; title: The inner contradiction of the napoleonic law : the Kantian; title: The sublation of the inner contradiction; title: The Hegelian reflection on the Napoleonic law : conscience as the origin of the third self; title: The development of conscience; title: Conscience as the unhappy consciousness that repeats consciousness; title: Conscience as the unhappy consciousness that repeats self-consciousness; title: Conscience that becomes aware of itself as unhappy consciousness; title: The meaning of the absolute spirit; title: Honneth's criticism of Hegel's metaphysics; title: The phenomenology of spirit and the question of the nature of the self; title: The relation of mind and body as the primordial form of recognition; title: The development of freedom from the inside perspective; title: The transition from a monological into a dialogical approach; title: The absolute spirit as the presupposition of the dialogical relation; title: Absolute spirit and metaphysics; title: Religion; title: Recognition between metaphysics and empiricism; title: Honneth's project in relation to the phenomenology of spirit and the philosophy of right; title: The program of the philosophy of right as elaboration of the phenomenology's project; title: The conceptual design of the philosophy of right; title: The abstract right as the formal notion of the first self; title: Morality as the formal notion of the second self; title: Conscience as the formal unity of right and morality; title: Conscience in the philosophy of right vis; title: vis conscience in the phenomenology of spirit; title: The formal unity of the three forms of the self following from the phenomenology of spirit; title: The actualization of the human self; title: The family : the institutional house of the first self.