Hegel and Greek Tragedy / Martin Thibodeau, (translated by Hans-Jakob Wilhelm).

Includes bibliographical references.

"The present study is dedicated to the different interpretations of Greek tragedy proposed in the writing of G.W.F. Hegel. It explicates how and in what sense Hegel's investigation in tragedy parallels the development of his philosophy from his early theological writings to his system of absolute idealism, and thereby defends the view that this investigation is linked to a concern with politics in the modern world."--Provided by publisher.

1 The Spirit of Christianity and Its Fate: Law, Love, and Tragic Fate 23 -- 2 The Essay on Natural Law: "Tragedy in Ethical Life" Die Tragödie im Sittlichen 55 -- 3 The Phenomenology of Spirit: The Science of the Experience of Consciousness and Greek Tragedy 93 -- 4 The Lectures on Fine Art: The "Death of Art" and Greek Tragedy 139.