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Lectures on the History of Philosophy (4 volumes) Author: [Germany] Hegel Publisher: Shanghai People's Publishing House Original title: Vorlesungen über die Geschichte der Philosophie
Lectures on the History of Philosophy (4 volumes) Author: [Germany] Hegel Publisher: Shanghai People's Publishing House Original title: Vorlesungen über die Geschichte der Philosophie
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★One of the most brilliant works of German classical philosopher Hegel, the pioneering work of "History of Philosophy" and a must-read classic
★Newly proofread and re-formatted, some texts revised according to Mr. He Lin's handwriting, included in the latest four volumes of "The Complete Works of He Lin"
★ Zhang Xianglong, a disciple of He Lin and a famous philosophy professor, participated in the editing and revision work
★Re-included the relevant letters of Miao Litian's selected translation of Hegel's History of Philosophy
Lectures on the History of Philosophy, one of Hegel's most brilliant works. - Engels
Only with Hegel did the history of philosophy become an independent science for the first time. - Windelband
"Lectures on the History of Philosophy" is one of the representative works of German classical philosopher Hegel. It is the pioneering work of "History of Philosophy" and a must-read book for those who study philosophy. On the one hand, Hegel incorporated the history of philosophy into the framework of his objective idealism system, and attributed the history of philosophy to the absolute spiritual stage of the return of ideas to themselves; on the other hand, he implemented dialectics in the study of the history of philosophy, and profoundly revealed the laws of development of the history of philosophy. In the 1950s and 1960s, Mr. He Lin, Mr. Wang Taiqing and others translated it into Chinese and published it, which was an important achievement of Mr. He Lin's translation of Hegel. This time, it is included in the "Complete Works of He Lin", which has been newly proofread and re-typeset. Some texts have been revised according to Mr. He Lin's handwriting, and the problems of different formats in the Commercial Press due to the long time between publications have been solved, making it more suitable for current reading.
About the Author · · · · · ·
Hegel (1770-1831) is a German classical philosopher. His thought is considered to symbolize the pinnacle of the German idealist philosophical movement in the 19th century, and has had a profound influence on later philosophical schools, such as existentialism and Marx's historical materialism. Hegel wrote many works throughout his life, including "Phenomenology of Spirit", "Logic", "Encyclopedia of Philosophy", "Principles of Philosophy of Right", "Lectures on the History of Philosophy", etc.
He Lin (1902-1992), courtesy name Zizhao, was born in Jintang, Sichuan. He is a well-known expert and translator of Western philosophy at home and abroad. He is proficient in Hegel's philosophy and discusses all aspects of Hegel's philosophy. His translation of "Small Logic" is recognized by the academic community as the most influential Chinese translation of academic works after Yan Fu's "Evolution and Ethics". He has in-depth research on modern and contemporary Western philosophers such as Spinoza and Whitehead. He Lin also made great achievements in Chinese philosophy. In the 1930s, he founded the "New Mind Learning" system that was opposite to Feng Youlan's "New Neo-Confucianism". He is an important representative of early modern Neo-Confucianism. His main translations include Hegel's "Lectures on the History of Philosophy" and "Phenomenology of Spirit", Spinoza's "Ethics", etc. His main works include "A Brief Explanation of Modern Idealism", "Culture and Life", "Contemporary Chinese Philosophy", etc.
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