Hegel's History of Philosophy : New Interpretations.

Hegel's History of Philosophy -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction by David A. Duquette -- Part I: Method, Beginnings, and Perspective in Hegel's History of Philosophy -- 1. Hegel's Method for a History of Philosophy: The Berlin Introductions to the Lectures on the History of Philosophy (1819-1831) by Angelica Nuzzo -- 2. With What Must the History of Philosophy Begin? Hegel's Role in the Debate on the Place of India within the History of Philosophy by Robert Bernasconi -- 3. The Dawning of Desire: Hegel's Logical History of Philosophy and Politics by Andrew Fiala -- Part II: Accounts of the Philosophical Tradition in Hegel -- 4. Hegel on Socrates and Irony by Robert R. Williams -- 5. Ancient Skepticism and Systematic Philosophy by Will Dudley -- 6. The Historicity of Philosophy and the Role of Skepticism by Tanja Staehler -- 7. The Place of Rousseau in Hegel's System by Allegra De Laurentiis -- 8. Hegel Between Spinoza and Derrida by Merold Westphal -- Part III: System, Progress, and Culmination in Hegel -- 9. Systematicity and Experience: Hegel and the Function of the History of Philosophy by Kevin Thompson -- 10. Is There Progress in the History of Philosophy? by Vittorio Hösle -- 11. The "End of History" Revisited: Kantian Reason, Hegelian Spirit, and the History of Philosophy by Jere Paul O'Neill Surber -- Contributors -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- P -- R -- S -- T -- V -- W -- Y.