Major Works

• Hegel’s Practical Philosophy

  - Pippin, Robert. Hegel’s Practical Philosophy, Cambridge, 2008.
  Excerpt: … What is important, Antigone implicitly asserts, is what one claims for oneself, what sort of recognition one demands; that the issue of the status of Polyneices as a family member as well as citizen is not independently real, a mere… More

Other Works

• Hegel’s Practical Philosophy

  - Pippin, Robert. Hegel’s Practical Philosophy, Cambridge, 2008.
  Excerpt: … What is important, Antigone implicitly asserts, is what one claims for oneself, what sort of recognition one demands; that the issue of the status of Polyneices as a family member as well as citizen is not independently real, a mere… More

Commentary

• Hegel’s Practical Philosophy

  - Pippin, Robert. Hegel’s Practical Philosophy, Cambridge, 2008.
  Excerpt: … What is important, Antigone implicitly asserts, is what one claims for oneself, what sort of recognition one demands; that the issue of the status of Polyneices as a family member as well as citizen is not independently real, a mere… More

Multimedia

• Hegel’s Practical Philosophy

  - Pippin, Robert. Hegel’s Practical Philosophy, Cambridge, 2008.
  Excerpt: … What is important, Antigone implicitly asserts, is what one claims for oneself, what sort of recognition one demands; that the issue of the status of Polyneices as a family member as well as citizen is not independently real, a mere… More

Teaching

• Hegel’s Practical Philosophy

  - Pippin, Robert. Hegel’s Practical Philosophy, Cambridge, 2008.
  Excerpt: … What is important, Antigone implicitly asserts, is what one claims for oneself, what sort of recognition one demands; that the issue of the status of Polyneices as a family member as well as citizen is not independently real, a mere… More