Article: LOVE AND LUST AFTER LEVINAS AND LINGIS

Article: Love and law: Hegel's critique of morality.
Social Research;  June 22, 2003 ;     700+ words ... ... emphatically a metaphysics of life and love--life and love are Hegel's first idea about the nature ... Christian God-talk in the essay is Hegel's means for expressing the metaphysics of life and love, and so of revealing that such ...

Article: Love and Politics: Re-Interpreting Hegel.(Book ...
CLIO;  September 22, 2005 ;     700+ words ... ... argues in her impressive book Love and Politics that Hegel envisions this reconciliation ... the significance and role of love in Hegel's philosophy, and with her ... times" (132). The early Hegel turned to love as a way of understanding the ...

Article: Hegel's family values.
The Review of Metaphysics;  June 1, 2001 ;     700+ words ... ... family? The obvious answer is "love." But love does not belong exclusively to marriage ... nontraditional relationships--and anyway, Hegel, following Kant, could not allow ... sentiment to be a moral one. The "love" that binds the family together ...

Article: Hegel, Marx, and the English State.
Canadian Journal of History;  August 1, 1994 ;     700+ words ... ... very '90s Hegel, one that Mrs. Thatcher would have found very "wet" indeed. This is a Hegel for whom the state is love (or perhaps Love), a Hegel who, despite the misconstructions of certain feminist scholars, was a firm feminist, on ...

Article: Desmond, William. Hegel's God: A Counterfeit Double?(Book ...
The Review of Metaphysics;  March 1, 2004 ;     700+ words ... ... hyperbolic (or over-spilling) love that God has both within ... humans. Desmond asserts that Hegel myopically ignores the reality ... discussing the paradigm love that God has both within ... and for humans. Because Hegel takes religion so seriously ...

Article: Hegel's Idea of Freedom. (Book reviews: summaries and ...
The Review of Metaphysics;  March 1, 2001 ;     700+ words ... ... seeks formal principles whereas Hegel develops a richer, more concrete ... morality that is Sittlichkeit. Hegel's difference from Kant is also apparent when Hegel attributes an ethical significance ... emotions and feelings, such as love and patriotism. Patten, however ...

Article: Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich
International Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences;      700+ words ... ... is ripe. It makes sense to see Hegel not only as a post-Enlightenment ... riot and eventuating in disaster. Hegel had had no love for the ancien r é gime ... substantial or enduring. But what makes Hegel post-Kantian? After all, his ...