Husaři, Hegel a dějiny || “Hussards” Movement, Hegel and History

The paper discusses one aspect of the reflection on Hegel’s philosophy in France after 1945 and its impact on literary work. Hegel attracted not only Existentialist philosophers but also some writers interested in Hegel’s philosophy of history. The paper presents two novelists — Jacques Laurent an...

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Main Author: Petr Kyloušek
Format: Article
Language:ces
Published: Univerzita Karlova, Filozofická Fakulta 2019-04-01
Series:Svět Literatury
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Online Access:https://svetliteratury.ff.cuni.cz/wp-content/uploads/sites/14/2019/04/Petr_Kylousek_74-83.pdf
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description The paper discusses one aspect of the reflection on Hegel’s philosophy in France after 1945 and its impact on literary work. Hegel attracted not only Existentialist philosophers but also some writers interested in Hegel’s philosophy of history. The paper presents two novelists — Jacques Laurent and Roger Nimier — belonging to the “Hussards” Movement and analyses their relationship to Hegel and the influence of this relationship on their authorship.
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spelling doaj.art-b9d68c39cf0342eaaaff005d7d36b8452022-12-22T02:36:11ZcesUniverzita Karlova, Filozofická FakultaSvět Literatury0862-84402336-67292019-04-0129597483Husaři, Hegel a dějiny || “Hussards” Movement, Hegel and HistoryPetr Kyloušek0Masarykova univerzita v BrněThe paper discusses one aspect of the reflection on Hegel’s philosophy in France after 1945 and its impact on literary work. Hegel attracted not only Existentialist philosophers but also some writers interested in Hegel’s philosophy of history. The paper presents two novelists — Jacques Laurent and Roger Nimier — belonging to the “Hussards” Movement and analyses their relationship to Hegel and the influence of this relationship on their authorship.https://svetliteratury.ff.cuni.cz/wp-content/uploads/sites/14/2019/04/Petr_Kylousek_74-83.pdfWorld War II TraumaHegelhistorical necessity“Hussards” MovementJacques LaurentRoger Nimier
spellingShingle Petr Kyloušek
Husaři, Hegel a dějiny || “Hussards” Movement, Hegel and History
Svět Literatury
World War II Trauma
Hegel
historical necessity
“Hussards” Movement
Jacques Laurent
Roger Nimier
title Husaři, Hegel a dějiny || “Hussards” Movement, Hegel and History
title_full Husaři, Hegel a dějiny || “Hussards” Movement, Hegel and History
title_fullStr Husaři, Hegel a dějiny || “Hussards” Movement, Hegel and History
title_full_unstemmed Husaři, Hegel a dějiny || “Hussards” Movement, Hegel and History
title_short Husaři, Hegel a dějiny || “Hussards” Movement, Hegel and History
title_sort husari hegel a dejiny hussards movement hegel and history
topic World War II Trauma
Hegel
historical necessity
“Hussards” Movement
Jacques Laurent
Roger Nimier
url https://svetliteratury.ff.cuni.cz/wp-content/uploads/sites/14/2019/04/Petr_Kylousek_74-83.pdf
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