Abstract (EN)
This thesis aims to understand the Hegelian philosophy as a thought of death and sacrifice. As a dialectical discourse, the philosophy of Hegel, in general, is accepted as a philosophy of freedom or of progression. In the Hegelian philosophy, freedom is regarded as becoming in home within the alterity. For example, based on the historical philosophy of Hegel, Karl Löwith concludes that it is a thought of progression. But the problem of the language in the philosophy of Hegel can open a different dimension. In that way, the philosophy of Hegel can be read as question of death and sacrifice, rather than as question of freedom. Derrida and Agamben?s comment can lead us to that path; namely a reading of Hegel basing on death and sacrifice.
Author
Dr. Erdem Baykal
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Erdem Baykal (Master Thesis). Hegel'de ölüm sorunu, 2011, Galatasaray University.
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