ON THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN HEIDEGGER’S AND FINK’S INTERPRETATIONS OF HEGEL’S CONCEPT OF EXPERIENCE OF CONSCIOUSNESS

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https://doi.org/10.15407/fd2022.02.157

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experience of consciousness, German idealism, phenomenology, European philosophy, Hegelian studies

Abstract

The subject of this article are Martin Heidegger’s and Eugen Fink’s interpretations of Hegel’s concept of experience of consciousness examined in the light of the history of the development of German Hegelian studies. Article aims at revisiting and comparison of those original interpre- tations formulated by the prominent followers of phenomenological philosophy. Furthermore, in the course of the article those interpretations also get compared to the general approach of con- temporary Hegelian studies to interpreting the concept of experience of consciousness.

The experience of consciousness is indeed one of the most problematic concepts of Hegel’s philosophy and the key concept of the “Phenomenology of Spirit”. Therefore, with regard to the role this concept has in the narrative of “Phenomenology...”, the interpretations of this concept, examined in the present article allow us to inspect, in a general outlook, Fink’s and Heidegger’s interpretational approaches towards all the “Phenomenology...”.

Having examined each of the interpretations, a comparison of the two is conducted, that results in pointing out the key differences between those, which also relate to the interpretations of all the “Phenomenology...”. The article closes up with a brief inspection of the relation of Heidegger’s and Fink’s interpretational approaches to the contemporary scholar consensus on the experience of consciousness in the “Phenomenology of Spirit”.

Author Biography

Illia DAVIDENKO

second year student master’s degree at Philosophy Department, Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, 60, Volodymyrska St., Kyiv, 01033

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2022-08-17

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DAVIDENKO, I. . (2022). ON THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN HEIDEGGER’S AND FINK’S INTERPRETATIONS OF HEGEL’S CONCEPT OF EXPERIENCE OF CONSCIOUSNESS : YOUNG SCIENTIST’s PAGE. Filosofska Dumka, (2), 157–169. https://doi.org/10.15407/fd2022.02.157

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