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Sichuan Normal University

Lecturer

Areas of Specialization

Metaphysics and Epistemology

History of Western Philosophy

Philosophical Traditions

Philosophy, Misc

Areas of Interest

Metaphysics and Epistemology

History of Western Philosophy

Philosophical Traditions

Philosophy, Misc

Hegel and the Normativity of the Concept
Victoria I. Burke

Idealistic Studies 41 (3): 161-166. 2011.

A lexical unit of meaning, or the concept, involves not just two moments, the rule and the following of the rule, but two reciprocally dependent moments. I argue that this links meaning to value. As a reciprocal relation, truth as normative is constituted by what Hegel calls ethical substance, which exists only between more than one consciousness, or, as Hegel would say, moments of consciousness. I read these two moments as the two shapes of consciousness that Hegel calls the master and slave in…Read more
A lexical unit of meaning, or the concept, involves not just two moments, the rule and the following of the rule, but two reciprocally dependent moments. I argue that this links meaning to value. As a reciprocal relation, truth as normative is constituted by what Hegel calls ethical substance, which exists only between more than one consciousness, or, as Hegel would say, moments of consciousness. I read these two moments as the two shapes of consciousness that Hegel calls the master and slave in the Phenomenology of Spirit.
A Spirit of Trust: A Reading of Hegel's Phenomenology, by Robert Brandom
Terry Pinkard

Mind 129 (515): 990-999. 2020.

A Spirit of Trust: A Reading of Hegel's Phenomenology, by BrandomRobert. Cambridge, Massachusetts: The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, 2019. pp. xiv + 836.