HSGB Bulletin: Contents by Article

Vol. #31, (1995) (View)

Coleridge's "Ideal Realism": An Alternative To The "Doctors Of The Absolute ?, M A Perkins, pp. 1-16.

British Hegelianism: A Non-Metaphysical View ?, Robert Stern, pp. 17-38.

Was Bosanquet A Hegelian ?, W Sweet, pp. 39-60.

T H Green's Doubts About Hegel's Political Philosophy, P Nicholson, pp. 61-72.

British Idealist International Theory, D Boucher, pp. 73-89.

Collingwood's Reform Of Hegelian Dialectic, R Peters, pp. 90-105.

Vol. #30, (1994) (View)

Bowie On Schelling, F C Beiser, pp. 1-5.

Reason And The Real, J W Burbidge, pp. 6-13.

Hegel Or Schelling ?, A White, pp. 14-22.

Reply: The Schellingian Alternative, A Bowie, pp. 23-42.

Vol. #29, (1994) (View)

Hegel's Correspondence Theory Of Truth, H S Harris, pp. 1-13.

The Comedy Of Hegel And The Trauerspiel Of Modern Philosophy, G Rose, pp. 14-22.

Rupture, Closure And Dialectic, J C Flay, pp. 23-37.

The Political Significance Of Hegel's Concept Of Recognition In The Phenomenology, D Duquette, pp. 38-54.

Conscience And Transgression: The Persistence Of Misrecognition, J Bernstein, pp. 55-70.

The "Unhappy Consciousness" And Conscious Unhappiness: On Adorno's Critique Of Hegel And The Idea Of A Hegelian Critique Of Adorno, S Jarvis, pp. 71-88.

Vol. #27/28, (1993) (View)

Hegel In The Mirror Of Biography: On The Biographical Hegel-Literature From Rosenkranz To Althaus, N Walker, pp. 1-11.

L Ferry: The System Of Philosophies Of History (Transl. F Phillip), L Pompa, pp. 12-20.

Eloquence, Cogency Or Sleight Of Hand: A Reply To Klempner, E E Harris, pp. 98-102.

Response To Harris, G Klempner, pp. 102-105.