Category Archives: Hegel

Zwischen Überlieferung und Kritik: Moderne und Postmoderne Haltungen gegenüber dem Problem der Legitimität

Posted on 06/10/2014 by lexipenia

An old conference paper of mine in German is now available in the online journal Paedeia, vol.2 (Spring 2014), 88–104. It’s not the greatest piece of writing, but may be of interest to some. Here’s a link.

Posted in academia, aesthetics, form, Hegel, literary form, literature, modernism, Nietzsche, parody, pastiche, philosophy, poetry, postmodernism, poststructuralism, Pynchon, Stanley Cavell, T S Eliot, work | Leave a comment

Brandom on genealogy and semantic naiveté

Posted on 25/06/2014 by lexipenia

Last week, Berlin played host to a great conference on Robert Brandom, specifically the Hegel book that’s been appearing on his website over the last few years. The line-up was impressive: John McDowell, Robert Pippin and Terry Pinkard all presented, … Continue reading →

Posted in concepts, genealogy, Hegel, ideology, inferentialism, philosophy, Robert Brandom, Uncategorized | Leave a comment