From Hegel to Nietzsche

卡尔·洛维特，德国人，生于1897年，青年时代在弗莱堡听过胡塞尔的授课，与海德格尔的关系一直处于亦师亦友之间。由于其犹太人身份，30年代开始流亡生涯，经意大利，日本，美国，50年代返德。一生著述遍涉神学，历史哲学，社会哲学和思想史研究，但无论生前或死后长期处于汉语（甚至英美）学界的视野之外。

出版者:Columbia University Press

作者:Karl Löwith

页数:464

译者:Green, David E.

出版时间:1964-04-15

价格:USD 32.00

装帧:Paperback

isbn号码:9780231074995

图书标签:思想史NietzscheHegel哲学哲学史黑格尔西方哲学思想史的动人与残忍

This acknowledged classic is one of the most important works on nineteenth-century philosophy and intellectual history, and a philosophical and cultural history of that century and its impact upon the twentieth. Beginning with an examination of the relationship between Hegel and Goethe, Lvwith discusses how Hegel's students, particularly Marx and Kierkegaard, interpreted----or reinterpreted----their master's thought, and proceeds with an in-depth assessment of the other important philosophers, from Feuerbach, Stirner, and Schelling to Nietzsche.

读后感

一、 十九世纪的欧洲精神危机 从我开始有自觉意识的进行思考和阅读的两年来，陆续接触的几位思想家，无论是激进、癫狂，还是冷静超然，他们的言论思想似乎总是透出一股很深的悲观和不安，这让我震惊的同时，又困惑不解。一直想弄明白：十九世纪的欧洲到底发生了什么？我所处时...  

黑格尔的思想不仅仅代表着黑格尔，还代表着德意志，因此这就是黑格尔思想的基础，也是纳粹分子的德意志终结论及德意志是最高级的国家和统治世界的砝码，因此这就是黑格尔的反动的一面，而尼采只是发挥了黑格尔的思想的神的变化，这就是超人，因此神都是可变的，而人更是可变的...  

用户评价

A tragic attempt to tame the tides of his time--the assertion of the absolute will culminating in grave political aggression (e.g. Heidegger) and the nihilistic temptation preluding political abdication (e.g. Mann, Jünger). Yet the two pictures of eternity as seen in Hegel and Goethe cannot possibly coexist, leading often to the latter's decease.

围绕几个核心主题展开黑格尔及其后人们的论述——这样的思想史啊，几乎能算老派写法了；如今还不得从黑格尔看的报纸写起，从地图写到植物？

围绕几个核心主题展开黑格尔及其后人们的论述——这样的思想史啊，几乎能算老派写法了；如今还不得从黑格尔看的报纸写起，从地图写到植物？

A tragic attempt to tame the tides of his time--the assertion of the absolute will culminating in grave political aggression (e.g. Heidegger) and the nihilistic temptation preluding political abdication (e.g. Mann, Jünger). Yet the two pictures of eternity as seen in Hegel and Goethe cannot possibly coexist, leading often to the latter's decease.

A tragic attempt to tame the tides of his time--the assertion of the absolute will culminating in grave political aggression (e.g. Heidegger) and the nihilistic temptation preluding political abdication (e.g. Mann, Jünger). Yet the two pictures of eternity as seen in Hegel and Goethe cannot possibly coexist, leading often to the latter's decease.