Hegel's image of phenomenology

H. Harris

pp. 95-109

in: Kah-Kyung Cho (ed), Philosophy and science in phenomenological perspective, Berlin, Springer, 1984

Abstract

At the beginning of his commentary on Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit, Howard Kainz poses an interesting question: "What," he asks, "is the literary form of the "Phenomenology'"? But, although his consideration of the question produces some interesting comparisons, and quite a few incidental insights, he is not able to give a direct answer that is informative. "We conclude tentatively … that this work is completely unique in the annals of philosophy."¹

Cited authors

Hegel Georg Wilhelm Friedrich