Hegel, literature and the problem of agency/ Speight, Allan

Introduction
1 Hegel and Post-Kantian Philosophy
2 A New View of Agency
3 Narrativity, Normativity, and Hegel's Appeal
to Literature
"Hegel's Novel": The Phenomenology of Spirit and the
Problem of Philosophical Narrative
1 The P/jG's Literary Turn
2 Accounting for the "Literary Turn"; Narrative and
the Project of the Phenomenology
Tragedy and Retrospectivity: Hegel's Antigone
1 From Moral Luck to Expressive Agency:
The Origins of an Hegelian "Poetics" of Action
2 The Hegelian Antigone
3 From Tragic Action to Comic Theatricality
Comedy and Theatricality: Desire, Bildung,
and the Sociality of Agents' Self-Knowledge
1 The Comic Agent
2 The Notion oi Bildimgmd Its Importance
to "Spirit"
3 Hegel's Rameau
4 Philosophy and the Task of Overcoming
Theatricality
Forgiveness and the Romantic Novel:
Contesting the Beautiful Soul
1 From the Categorical Imperative to the Beautiful
Soul: Kantian and Post-Kantian Attempts at
Escaping Retrospectivity and Theatricality
2 The Contest of Conscientious Agent and
Conscientious Judge
3 Jacobi's Woldemar ?ind the Narrative Language
of Forgiveness
4 Hegel andjacobi
5 Hegel's Appropriation of Forgiveness: From the
Reconciliation of Spirit to the Possibility of
Modern Ethical Agency
From the Phenomenology to the Philosophy of Right:
Hegel's Concept of the Will and the Possibility of
Modern Ethical Life
1 Retrospectivity and Hegel's Concept of the Will
2 Reason, Desire, and Sociality: Hegel's Generative
Account of the Will
3 Recognitive Identity and Reconciliation in the
Institutions of Ethical Life
4 Farewell to Literature? The Use of Literary Modes
in the Project of Modern Ethical Life