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Alexandre Kojève is a French philosopher | Alexandre Kojève is a Russian ''émigré'' French philosopher notable for his 1933 to 1939 lectures on the philosopher Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit. Here he famously laid great emphasis on the Master-Slave dialectic. He has been credited as an influence by Infrared, though Infrared has said that this is an overstatement, listing Bataille as a greater influence. | ||
Some of his written works include: | Some of his written works include: | ||
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* Introduction to the Reading of Hegel | * Introduction to the Reading of Hegel | ||
* The Religious Metaphysics of Vladimir Solovyov | * The Religious Metaphysics of Vladimir Solovyov | ||
* The | * The Notion of Authority | ||
* Outline of a Phenomenology of Right | * Outline of a Phenomenology of Right | ||
* Kandinsky | * Kandinsky | ||
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Alexandre Kojève is a Russian émigré French philosopher notable for his 1933 to 1939 lectures on the philosopher Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit. Here he famously laid great emphasis on the Master-Slave dialectic. He has been credited as an influence by Infrared, though Infrared has said that this is an overstatement, listing Bataille as a greater influence.
Some of his written works include:
- Introduction to the Reading of Hegel
- The Religious Metaphysics of Vladimir Solovyov
- The Notion of Authority
- Outline of a Phenomenology of Right
- Kandinsky