Hegel and Contemporary Continental Philosophy Book

1	Mediation, negativity, and separation	1
2	The idea of death in the philosophy of Hegel	27
3	Husserl, Hegel, Heideggr	75
4	'Entausserung' ('externalization') as the central philosophical concept of The phenomenology of mind	95
5	Hegel's existentialism	127
6	Literature and the right to death	135
7	The Negro and Hegel	169
8	Logic and existence	175
9	Hegel, death and sacrifice	187
10	The subversion of the subject and the dialectic of desire in the Freudian unconscious	205
11	World spirit and natural history : an excursion to Hegel	237
12	Conclusion	251
13	Marx's relation to Hegel	255
14	Hegel's 'inverted world'	273
15	Glas	291
16	The eternal irony of the community	315
17	Negativity : rejection	327
18	Death and time	337
19	Hegel's concept of presentation : its determination in the preface to the Phenomenology of spirit	353
20	Excursus 7 (after the final day)	379
21	'Not only as substance, but also as subject'	389
22	Stubborn attachment, bodily subjection : rereading Hegel on the unhappy consciousness	417
23	Freedom, and we	437