Heroism and magnanimity: the post-modern form of self-conscious agency

Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Marquette University Press (2019)
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Abstract

Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit points the way to a new, post-modern form of normativity, and so self-consciousness. Its practical aspect is a magnanimous form of agency exercised by self-conscious individuals who thereby create a new kind of recognitive community structured by rationalizing recollection in the form of confession, forgiveness, and trust.

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