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Intellectual History Review, Volume 31, Issue 3 (2021)

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The Concept of Life in German Idealism

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The concept of life in German Idealism and its Aristotelian roots

Gerad Gentry

Pages: 379-390

Published online: 19 Aug 2021

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Kant and Schelling on Blumenbach’s formative drive

Naomi Fisher

Pages: 391-409

Published online: 19 Aug 2021

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Remembering nature through art: Hölderlin and the poetic representation of life

Camilla Flodin

Pages: 411-426

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Life and the two-fold structure of domination: subjugation and recognition in Hegel’s master-servant dialectics

Italo Testa

Pages: 427-444

Published online: 19 Aug 2021

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The role of Bildung in Hegel’s philosophy of history

Simon Lumsden

Pages: 445-462

Published online: 19 Aug 2021

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Purposiveness in nature: Hegel and Spinoza on anthropomorphism and backward causation

Karen Koch

Pages: 463-478

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Hegel’s anti-reductionist account of organic nature

Anton Kabeshkin

Pages: 479-494

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