Intro to the Philosophy of History or Intro to the History of Philosophy? The Philosophy of History is certainly more famous. It is available in many different volumes, including one from hackett that has 3 introductions to 3 different lecture courses.
Er, I must rescind my vote. Christmas Break is rapidly becoming a lot shorter than I thought it was, and at the moment I'm knee-deep in The Concept of Anxiety. Also, I promised Dr. Anderson that I'd read the Nic Ethics over break. I'm not sure if I can handle three texts at once.
I support doing the reading.
ReplyDeleteIntro to the Philosophy of History or Intro to the History of Philosophy?
ReplyDeleteThe Philosophy of History is certainly more famous. It is available in many different volumes, including one from hackett that has 3 introductions to 3 different lecture courses.
Check out:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.marxists.org/reference/archive/hegel/index.htm
There you can browse the introductions to various lecture courses and decide what you think is most worth reading right now.
I vote The Philosophy of History.
ReplyDeleteEr, I must rescind my vote. Christmas Break is rapidly becoming a lot shorter than I thought it was, and at the moment I'm knee-deep in The Concept of Anxiety. Also, I promised Dr. Anderson that I'd read the Nic Ethics over break. I'm not sure if I can handle three texts at once.
ReplyDeleteI didn't see this until today, haha.
ReplyDeleteIf I were to put my vote towards reading something of Hegel, I'd vote for the Science of Logic.