The Logic of Desire: An Introduction to
β Peter Kalkavage
π Library
π
2007
π Paul Dry Books
π English
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The Logic of Desire: An Introduction to Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit
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The Logic of Desire: An Introduction to
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π Library
π
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π Paul Dry Books, Inc
π English
<div> <p>Peter Kalkavage's <em>The Logic of Desire</em> guides the reader through Hegel's great work. Given the book's legendary difficulty, one may well ask, "Why even try to read the <em>Phenomenology</em>?" In his preface, Kalkavage explains why he thinks a reader should try: </p> <blockquote><
The Logic of Desire: An Introduction to
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2007
π Paul Dry Books
π English
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