The origins of the philosophy of symbolic forms: Kant, Hegel, and Cassirer

Evanston, Ill.: Northwestern University Press (2011)
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Introduction: schema, substance, and symbol -- Linguistic form: the critique of reason becomes the critique of culture -- Mythical thought: beginning the ladder of consciousness -- Phenomenology of knowledge: taking phenomenology in the Hegelian, not the modern sense -- Metaphysics of symbolic forms: spirit, life, and Werk -- Logic of the cultural sciences: nature and culture -- Animal symbolicum -- Human freedom and politics.

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Donald Phillip Verene
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