Hegel and Phenomenology: Introduction

Cognitive Phenomenology: An Introduction

The possibility of a phenomenology of cultural worlds in Hegel and Husserl

Delusions: between Phenomenology and Prediction. Introduction

A few years ago (while researching embodied cognition) I focused for some time on disorders of experience, which affect representation or beliefs regarding one’s own body. One of the most fascinating and dramatic disorders was somatoparaphrenia (sometimes also astomatognosia) (Feinberg 2002). This disorder is when the patient believes that, for example, his hand is his aunt’s or wife’s hand. Or...

Recent Hegel Literature: The Jena Period and the Phenomenology of Spirit

objects (Ch. I-IV of the 1807 Phenomenology), B) The consciousness of the world of finite spirit (Ch. VI), and C) Consciousness of Absolute Spirit (Ch. VII-VIII). However, Hegel's students apparently could not follow him, and the ambitious plan of lecturing on the entire Phenomenology was abandoned. Hence at 25. Theodor Haering, "Die Entstehungsgeschichte der Phanomenologie des Geistes," Verhan...

The possibility of a phenomenology of cultural worlds in Hegel and Husserl