Table of contents

The Return of Hegel. History, Dialectics and the Weak

Introduction

1. Ewa Majewska, Bartosz Wójcik The Return of Hegel. History, Dialectics and the Weak

2. Oxana Timofeeva - Hegel’s Enlightenment and the Dialectics of Vulva

Articles

3. Joanna Bednarek - Putting an End to “Man”: Nature and the Human in Hegel, Becoming-animal and Abolitionism

4. Agata Bielik-Robson - The Harnessed Lightning, or the Politics of Apocalypse: Hegel, Rosenzweig, Derrida

5. Ankica Čakardić - Hegel and anticapitalism: Notes on the political economy of poverty

6. Joseph Grim Feinberg - The Story of Dialectics and the Trickster of History

7. Andrzej Leder – The concept of de-sublation and the regressive process in History. Prolegomena.

8. Ewa Majewska - The Slave, Antigone and the Housewife. Hegel's Dialectics of the Weak

9. Marciń Pańków - Two metaphysics of freedom. Kant and Hegel on violence and law in the era of the fall of liberal democracy

Peoples history of Poland. A review Forum

10. Wiktor Marzec – Intro: Peoples history of Poland

11. Marcin Jarząbek – “People's History of Poland”—a guidebook for middle-class readers

12. Ewa Majewska – Serfdom as the Matrix of contemporary Poland, critically revisited

13. Brian Porter-Szűcs - Whiteness and Polishness

14. Michał Pospiszyl - Was the Enlightenment progress?

15. Keely Stauter-Halsted - Adam Leszczyński, “Ludowa historia Polski”: A revolution in Polish historiography?

16. Adam Leszczyński - “The People’s History of Poland” from the author’s perspective: what it is all about