The dard side of thought, the body, the unconscious and madness in Hegel's philosopy

In Stefania Achella, Francesca Iannelli, Gabriella Baptist, Serena Feloj, Fiorinda Li Vigni & Claudia Melica (eds.), The Owl's Flight: Hegel's Legacy to Contemporary Philosophy. Boston: De Gruyter (2021)
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