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Peter Dews

University of Essex
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  • University of Essex
    Retired faculty
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Colchester, Essex, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Areas of Specialization
History of Western Philosophy
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History of Western Philosophy
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  • The Society for European Philosophy
    Radical Philosophy 86. 1997.
  •  63
    Index
    In The Idea of Evil, Wiley-blackwell. 2007.
    This chapter contains section titled: Notes.
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    Althusser, structuralism, and the French epistemological tradition
    In Gregory Elliott (ed.), Althusser: a critical reader, Blackwell. pp. 104--141. 1994.
    Louis Althusser
  •  81
    A forum for philosophical imagination and social critique
    Philosophy and Social Criticism 43 (3): 250-251. 2017.
  •  59
    Adorno: Radical Evil as a Category of the Social
    In The Idea of Evil, Wiley-blackwell. 2007.
    This chapter contains section titled: Notes.
    Theodor W. Adorno
  • Bibliography
    In The Idea of Evil, Wiley-blackwell. 2007.
  • Communicative paradigms and the question of subjectivity: Habermas, Mead, and Lacan
    In Habermas, Wiley-blackwell. pp. 87--117. 1999.
    Jacques Lacan
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    Commemorating Dieter Henrich: Subjectivity and Metaphysics
    Hegel Bulletin 46 (1): 130-154. 2025.
    This article is a tribute to Dieter Henrich, the outstanding German philosopher, who died in December 2022. It begins by reviewing his life, academic career and general approach to philosophy. It then tracks the development of his theory of subjectivity, beginning with his classic article of the 1960s on ‘Fichte’s Original Insight’. Subsequent sections of the article consider critiques of Henrich’s position by prominent contemporaries and his response to them, his defence of the possibility of a…Read more
    This article is a tribute to Dieter Henrich, the outstanding German philosopher, who died in December 2022. It begins by reviewing his life, academic career and general approach to philosophy. It then tracks the development of his theory of subjectivity, beginning with his classic article of the 1960s on ‘Fichte’s Original Insight’. Subsequent sections of the article consider critiques of Henrich’s position by prominent contemporaries and his response to them, his defence of the possibility of a metaphysics grounded in modern subjectivity, and his philosophy of religion.
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