Work, recognition and subjectivization: some remarks about the modernity of Kojève’s interpretation of Hegel
From the analytical point of view of Hegel's philosophical anthropology, in Kojève's interpretation, work is an existential structure through which the dual process of subjectification and socialization unfolds. For Hegel, however, this process is not taken...
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Editura ASE Bucuresti
2015
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| Sumario: | From the analytical point of view of Hegel's philosophical
anthropology, in Kojève's interpretation, work is an existential structure
through which the dual process of subjectification and socialization
unfolds. For Hegel, however, this process is not taken for granted: its
possibility is understood in terms of the culmination of man's conquest of
humanity, taking as a point of departure the relation of mastery to
servitude and the undertaking to transform this relation precisely from
within the perspective of servitude. The goal of this article is to
reconstruct the conceptual framework of this philosophical moment, to
our mind an indispensible precondition for the apperception of our
modern societies' functioning at the most fundamental level, to the extent
that they consider themselves to be ‘work based societies.’ |
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