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Acknowledgments vii
Introductory Remarks 1
Chapter One: On Hegel's Claim That Self-Consciousness Is "Desire Itself" (Begierde Überhaupt) 6
Chapter Two: On Hegel's Claim That "Self-Consciousness Finds Its Satisfaction Only in Another Self-Consciousness" 54
Concluding Remarks 88
Index 99
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