In Memory of
KENLEY R. DOVE
August 31, 1936 / November 18, 2022

Professor Emeritus of Philosophy

Purchase College, State University of New York

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    TRANSLATIONS & REVIEWS

    • G.W.F. Hegel: “Introduction,” from the Phenomenology of Spirit (K.R. Dove, tr.) (1970)

    • G.W.F. Hegel: “Sense-Certainty,” from the Phenomenology of Spirit, Ch. I (K.R. Dove, tr.) (2001)

    • G.W.F. Hegel: “Freedom of Self-Consciousness: Stoicism,” from the Phenomenology of Spirit, Ch. IV, B (K.R. Dove, tr.) (2006)

    • G.W.F. Hegel: “Absolute Knowing,” from the Phenomenology of Spirit, Ch. VIII (K.R. Dove, tr.) (2001)

    • "Mediation and Immediacy in Hegel, Marx and Feuerbach," Karl Löwith (K.R. Dove, tr.) (1971)

    • "The Proof-Structure of Kant's Transcendental Deduction," Dieter Henrich (K.R. Dove, tr.)  (1969)

    • "The Structure of the Phenomenology of Spirit," Alexandre  Kojève (Kenley and Christa Dove, eds., trs.) (1969)

    • Book Review: Hegel’s Ontology and the Theory of Historicity. By Herbert Marcuse (1989)

    • Book Review: Hegel. The Arguments of the Philosophers. By M.J. Inwood (1986)

    • Book Review: Hegel’s Development. Toward the Sunlight: 1770–1801. By Henry S. Harris (1974)

    'They [the Stoic dogmatists] say that it is not uttered speech (logos proforikos) but internal speech (logos endiathetos) by which man differs from non-rational animals . . . '  (Sextus Empiricus)

    "This monumental and ground-breaking distinction, between 'uttered speech' and 'internal speech,' marks the advent of a way of speaking and thinking that will become 'second nature' for philosophy and much else in the West." (LTASH)

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