HEGEL-KIERKEGAARD. A PHILOSOPHICAL AND THEOLOGICAL CONTROVERSY

Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of philosophical and theological disputes between Hegel and Kierkegaard. This book is the key to understanding their different perspectives and their impact on contemporary thought. Discover profound analyses and interpretations that shed new light on fundamental questions about faith, reason, and existence.

• Analysis of Hegelian dialectics in the context of Kierkegaard's thought.
• A new perspective on the relationship between faith and reason in philosophy.
• Original polemic of Hegel with Kierkegaard, rooted in the historical context.
• Interpretation, which proves that there is room for subjective uniqueness in Hegel.
• Reflection on the interpretative possibilities of Hegel and Kierkegaard.
• Inspiration for new paths of theological and philosophical reflection.

The book "Hegel-Kierkegaard. A Philosophical and Theological Controversy" is the result of in-depth research and analyses by the author, who moves with passion and erudition through the meanders of philosophical thought. Prokopski, with extraordinary precision, conducts a thorough polemic between Hegel and Kierkegaard, reversing traditional dependencies and showing new interpretative possibilities. It is a must-read for all philosophy and theology lovers who want to broaden their horizons and understand the complexity of human existence.

The author proves that the accusation that there is no room for subjective uniqueness in Hegel is incorrect. Hegel's polemic with the Dane proves the thesis that man becomes himself only through society, and not through willfulness. Thanks to an unprecedented interpretation, namely a reflexive critique of the existentialized view, the author has pointed out new interpretative possibilities for both Hegel and Kierkegaard. This reversal of dependencies, applied for the first time in literature, is excellently embedded in quotes from the German systematist. This publication is a true intellectual feast that is sure to inspire further research and reflection.

Marek Derewiecki Publishing House presents this publication in hardcover, which guarantees durability and an aesthetic appearance. The 156x215 mm format makes the book comfortable to read and fits perfectly into any library. The number of pages - 330 - provides a wealth of content and the possibility of in-depth familiarization with the topic. The year of publication, 2022, proves the timeliness of the presented analyses and interpretations. It is an ideal choice for students, scientists and all those who want to delve into the secrets of philosophical thought.