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Tag: Sebastian Rödl

283. (Sebastian Rödl)

In the following post, I try to build off of Sebastian Rödl’s reading of Kant to make sense of the … More

Geoffrey Hill, Sebastian Rödl

277. (Sebastian Rödl)

In his Happiness, Death, and the Remainder of Life, Jonathan Lear reckons with what, it seems, is a long-standing unease … More

Aristotle, Jonathan Lear, philosophy, Sebastian Rödl

276. (Sebastian Rödl )

It’s one thing to say, as a general principle of literary art, that a work must get within its judgments … More

Aristotle, Jonathan Lear, philosophy, plato, Poetry, Sebastian Rödl

237. (Irad Kimhi)

I was alerted to Irad Kimhi’s Thinking and Being before its publication by way of a note in Sebastian Rödl’s … More

Irad Kimhi, metaphysics, philosophy, Sebastian Rödl

212. (Sebastian Rödl )

Sebastian Rödl is not in this post, but he is behind it. It takes off from his Categories of the Temporal, and contains … More

Gadamer, philosophy, Sebastian Rödl

200. (Wallace Stevens)

Stevens’ poetry is the culmination of romantic idealism, and in comprehending its method and ambitions, the words of philosopher Sebastian Rödl … More

Poetry, Romantic Poetry, Romanticism, Sebastian Rödl, Self-Conscious, Wallace Stevens

195. (Alfred Lord Tennyson)

One story of Romanticism (mostly true, however simplified) goes: some poets from 1790s onwards find their freedom in their capacity … More

Kant, Philosophy and Poetry, Romanticism, Sebastian Rödl, Tennyson

190. (Sebastian Rödl)

Close kin in to his near-simultaneous monograph Self- Consciousness, Sebastian Rödl’s Categories of the Temporal: An Inquiry into the Forms of the Finite Intellect (publ. … More

Aristotle, Kant, metaphysics, philosophy, plato, Sebastian Rödl

156. (Hannah Ginsborg)

My limited experience reading contemporary philosophers has convinced me that Wittgenstein, Kant, and Aristotle need to be read alongside one … More

aesthetics, Criticism, John McDowell, Kant, philosophy, Sebastian Rödl

128. (Sebastian Rödl)

Sebastian Rödl is a philosopher, not a poet, novelist, dramatist, or essayist. His appearance on this blog is an anomaly, … More

Analytic Philosophy, Anscombe, Continental Philosophy, Freedom, Frege, Kant, Materialism, philosophy, Sebastian Rödl, Self-Conscious
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