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Sound—Tone—Word: Toward an Hegelian Philosophy of Language

From the book Hegel and Language

  • John McCumber
https://doi.org/10.1515/9780791481769-007
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© 2006 State University of New York
From the book
Hegel and Language
Hegel and Language

Chapters in this book (18)

Front Matter
Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Language and the Possibility of Systematic Philosophy
Fragmentation, Contamination, Systematicity: The Threats of Representation and the Immanence of Thought
Language and Metaphysics: The Dialectics of Hegel’s Speculative Proposition
The Language of Hegel’s Speculative Philosophy
Language, Subjectivity, and “Objective Truth”
Objective Language and Scientific Truth in Hegel
Sound—Tone—Word: Toward an Hegelian Philosophy of Language
Telling the Truth: Systematic Philosophy and the Aufhebung of Poetic and Religious Language
Hegel and Contemporary Philosophy of Language and Linguistics
Language, Objects, and the Missing Link: Toward a Hegelean Theory of Reference
The Realm of Abstraction: The Role of Grammar in Hegel’s Linguistic System
The Logic of Language Change
Postmodern Perspectives on Hegel’s Linguistic Views
The Three Hegels: Kojève, Hyppolite, and Derrida on Hegel’s Philosophy of Language
Hegel, Kristeva, and the Language of Revolution
Speculative Rhythm
Contributors
Index
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