Recognition
Hegel (Phenomenology)
The movement in which two self-consciousnesses posit each other as free. Hegel speaks of the "struggle of recognition," not the struggle for recognition.
Not meant
No politics of recognition in today's sense. Hegel's question is how a relation emerges out of two desires, not how group claims are negotiated.
In Hegel
3122
Cross-references
Der unterschied
The point is not to attain recognition — but that recognition as a form of relation comes into being at all.
Nicht gemeint
No politics of recognition in today's sense. Hegel's question is how a relation emerges out of two desires, not how group claims are negotiated.
In den ersten auflagen
Enc. §§ 430–436
Im buch
1817 §§ 352–358
Systematischer ort
General Self-Consciousness, Desire