La emancipación del Prólogo en la "Fenomenología del espíritu"
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En su obra Prólogos el pseudónimo kierkegaardiano Nicolaus Notabene remite
satíricamente al prólogo de la Fenomenología del espíritu de Hegel, reivindicando,
contra la oposición hegeliana al prólogo, el valor de este más allá de su vinculación
con la obra prologada. El presente trabajo se propone confrontar ambos escritos
para repensar la relación que entre ellos se pueda establecer, proponiendo una interpretación alternativa según la cual la obra kierkegaardiana, más allá de su carácter
irónico, pueda ser vista como una explicitación del sentido inherente a la crítica de
Hegel al prólogo llevada a cabo en el propio prólogo a la Fenomenología del espíritu. La sátira de Notabene serviría así para identificar el prólogo hegeliano como
un “prólogo emancipado”, justamente en los términos propuestos por el heterónimo kierkegaardiano, según los cuales el verdadero significado del texto radicaría en
su capacidad para operar, exclusivamente, como una disposición [Stemning / Stimmung] hacia la obra prologada
In his work Prefaces, Kierkegaard’s pseudonym Nicolaus Notabene refers satirically to the preface of Hegel’s Phenomenology of Spirit, claiming the value of a preface beyond its connection with the book, against the hegelian objections to prefaces. The present paper aims to compare both works in order to reconsider the relation between them, proposing and alternative interpretation according to which Kierkegaard’s book, beyond its ironical nature, can be regarded as an explicit statement of the inherent meaning to Hegel’s critique of prefaces carried out in the very preface to the Phenomenology of Spirit. Thus Notabene’s satire will help to identify the hegelian preface as an “emancipated preface”, just as Kierkegaard’s heteronym describes them, as texts whose real meaning would consist in its ability to operate exclusively as a disposition [Stemning / Stimmung] towards the work that they precede.
In his work Prefaces, Kierkegaard’s pseudonym Nicolaus Notabene refers satirically to the preface of Hegel’s Phenomenology of Spirit, claiming the value of a preface beyond its connection with the book, against the hegelian objections to prefaces. The present paper aims to compare both works in order to reconsider the relation between them, proposing and alternative interpretation according to which Kierkegaard’s book, beyond its ironical nature, can be regarded as an explicit statement of the inherent meaning to Hegel’s critique of prefaces carried out in the very preface to the Phenomenology of Spirit. Thus Notabene’s satire will help to identify the hegelian preface as an “emancipated preface”, just as Kierkegaard’s heteronym describes them, as texts whose real meaning would consist in its ability to operate exclusively as a disposition [Stemning / Stimmung] towards the work that they precede.
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Parcero Oubiña, O. (2016). La emancipación del Prólogo en la "Fenomenología del espíritu". Anales Del Seminario De Historia De La Filosofía, 33(2), 561-582. https://doi.org/10.5209/ASHF.53597
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© Universidad Complutense de Madrid, 2016. Este artículo se distribuye bajo una licencia de uso y distribución Creative Commons Reconocimiento 4.0 (CC BY 4.0)







