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Foucault, Hegel, and philosophy
In Timothy O'Leary & Christopher Falzon (eds.), Foucault and Philosophy. Oxford, UK: Wiley-Blackwell. pp. 17--35 (2010)
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Foucault, Hegel, and philosophy Foucault caring little for what bureaucrats thought ‐ ambivalent about his own philosophical identity Foucault's essay on Kant's “What Is Enlightenment?” Foucault's encounter with Hegel ‐ for understanding his relation to philosophy neo‐Kantianism dominating the French university before World War II ‐ strong antipathy to absolute idealism philosophy changing with ‐ publication of Le Malheur de conscience dans la philosophie de Hegel (Wahl 1929) Wahl's books on Hegel and Kierkegaard ‐ influence on development of existentialism Hegel's chapter in Phenomenology of Spirit on “unhappy consciousness” ‐ dialectical development of spirit Wahl's strategy appropriating Hegel ‐ fitting perfectly with project of existential phenomenology “Hegel's theory of systems” and “the philosophy of the subject … in the form of phenomenology and existentialism”
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