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Tag Archives: phenomenology
James K A Smith: Speech and Theology (Review)
This is the old Jamie Smith, before he went full-blown NPR. This book is quite brilliant, actually. I fully endorse it. Phenomenology: I am no longer concerned with the thing, but how the thing appears to me. We are concerned … Continue reading
Posted in American Evangelicalism, Book Review, Philosophy
Tagged augustine, derrida, husserl, james k a smith, levinas, martin heidegger, phenomenology, platonism, postmodernism
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Hegel: Phenomenology of Spirit
Where to begin a review on a book of this magnitude? While this might seem like a difficult question, the easiest answer is also the most Hegelian: start anywhere, for you will end up in the final moment of the … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Philosophy
Tagged charles taylor, glenn magee, hegel, immanuel kant, phenomenology
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The Hegel Dictionary
Rarely do you find a book that covers a dense topic in a remarkably lucid manner. This is such a book. The book is, as it says it is, a dictionary. It covers *some* terms in Hegelian studies. It does … Continue reading