
MERLEAU-PONTY HÉGÉLIEN ?
Autore: Jean-Baptiste Vuillerod
In: Chiasmi International, 2018
Permalink: http://digital.casalini.it/4405613
In: Chiasmi International, 2018
Permalink: http://digital.casalini.it/4405613
In this text, we seek to clarify the complex relationship that Merleau-Ponty maintains with the philosophy of Hegel in his work. Distinguishing three textual strata, we show that the Merleau-Pontian critique of Hegel is really aimed at notions of the end of history, notably at Sartre and a certain orthodox communism, but that Merleau-Ponty also recognizes the deeply equivocal character of Hegelian philosophy and goes so far as to rethink his own “hyperdialectic” in a fruitful dialogue with Hegel. A profoundly relevant and original philosophy of history and notion of politics thereby take shape.