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Eurozone crisis:
Hegel’s wake-up call
Every politician should read Hegel's two-century-old "The Phenomenology of Spirit" to understand the euro crisis. He wrote that prosperity is not the answer to everything, and that citizens also seek recognition in democracy, according to a Dutch journalist. Extracts.
18 July 2013 –
Trouw
(Amsterdam)
171
Economic crisis:
Technocracy has been here all along
Want to escape technocracy? Start listening to generalist thinkers, not just financiers and economists, says philosopher Stephen Rainey. Recently, as it is hard to ignore, economic […]
29 November 2011 –
Presseurop
Notebook
Obituary:
So farewell then Leszek Kolakowski
Gazeta Wyborcza pays homage to Leszek Kolakowski, the most influential Polish philosopher of the XXth century who died on Friday. “He started and won the […]
20 July 2009 –
Presseurop
Gazeta Wyborcza
Philosophy:
Germany celebrates reluctant Habermas
Jürgen Habermas, the only living world-renowned German philosopher, turned 80 this 18 June – and the press is lionising the octogenarian thinker. “He is the […]
18 June 2009 –
Presseurop
Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung
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