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Today, "I reread Hegel every two years," she says. Reading such theorists as Hegel provides a "sense of orientation, of one's own place in culture and history," she says...
...specialist in 19th and 20-century German political and social theory, she is passionate on the subject of Hegel and his disciples and says she became so in her teens, at an age when many students haven't moved past the Harlequins and Le Carres...
...Benhabib came to Brandeis, she found the place provincial in some ways compared to Istanbul. Many American students at the time were not eager to meet or understand international students, she says. She went on to receive her Ph. D. at Yale, with a dissertation titled "Natural Right and Hegel: An Essay in Modern Political Theory...
...Marx turned Hegel upside down." (General Education...
Perhaps previous ages suffered from a lack of self-examination. The Age of Oprah does not. One of the defining features of modernity is self- consciousness: psychological self-consciousness as popularized by Freud; historical self-consciousness as introduced by Hegel and Marx; literary self- consciousness as practiced in the interior, self-referential, self-absorbed world of modern fiction...