Hegel and the Analytic Tradition

Brief Description: An important collection of essays that rectifies a long-standing misconception in the history of the relation between Hegel and analytic philosophy. Table of Contents: Introduction: Dialectic Appropriations -- 1. The Point of Hegel's Dissatisfaction with Kant / Joseph Margolis -- 2. The Necessities of Hegel's Logics / David Kolb -- 3. Vagueness and Meaning Variance in Hegel's Logic / Angelico Nuzzo -- 4. Hegel and Natural Language / John McCumber -- 5. Hegel Non-Analytic Option / Terry Pinkard -- 6. Unlikely Bedfellows?: Putnam and Hegel on Natural Kind Terms / Katharina Dulckeit -- 7. Was Hegel Noneist, Allist or Someist? / Franca D'Agostini -- 8. Some Recent Analytic 'Realist' Readings of Hegel / Tom Rockmore -- 9. Hegel, Russell and the Foundations of Philosophy / Kenneth R. Westphal -- Bibliography -- Index.

Contributor Bio:  Nuzzo, Angelica Angelica Nuzzo is Professor of Philosophy at the Graduate Center and Brooklyn College, CUNY, USA. Her previous publications include Ideal Embodiment: Kant's Theory of Sensibility (Indiana UP, 2008) and Kant and the Unity of Reason (Purdue UP, 2005).