| Preface | |
| The Modern World Traditional versus Modern Identity | |
| Descriptions of Modernity Max Weber Formal | |
| Rationality Other Signs of Modernity | |
| Hegel's Criticisms of Civil Society Civil | |
| Society Mutual Recognition | |
| Freedom and the Novelty of Civil Society Critique of Civil Society | |
| Hegel's Logic and Its Movements | |
| The Need for the Logic | |
| What the Logic Is Doing | |
| What the Logic Is Not Doing Involuted | |
| Movements Mediation and Positing | |
| A Sample Movement: Form and Content Hegel's Pattern of Argument More Involutions | |
| Categories for Modernity Categories for Modernity | |
| The Concept: Universal, Particular, Individual | |
| From Immediate Universality to Formal Universality Moving Beyond the Categories of Civil Society Objective Content Overcoming Modern Formalism | |
| Applying Hegel's Logic Hegel and Finitude Success in the Logical Enterprise | |
| How Is Hegel's Logic to Be "Applied"? | |
| Is Hegel Really Doing A Priori Philosophy? | |
| Transcendental Philosophy and Reality | |
| Civil Society and State Objective Content and Freedom Freedom and Custom | |
| The Syllogisms of the State The Self-Transcendence of Civil Society The Success of the Hegelian State | |
| Heidegger and the Modern World | |
| The Homeless World Heidegger's Characterizations of Modernity | |
| The Modern Encounter with Things Varying Understandings of the Being of Things Preconceptual Understandings | |
| The Space for Understanding Modernity and Subjectivity Modernity and Technology | |
| Putting Modernity in Its Place | |
| The Privileged Position of the Modern Age Avowal and Overcoming Appropriation | |
| The Open Space Mutual Need | |
| The Silence of the Propriative Event | |
| The Finitude of the Propriative Event | |
| The Priority of the Propriative Event Heidegger as a Transcendental Thinker | |
| Life in the Modern World Thinking Preparing for a Far Future | |
| The Fourfold Political and Social Consequences | |
| Hegel versus Heidegger Similarities and Differences Crucial | |
| Issues Heidegger's Criticisms of Hegel Hegel's Criticisms of Heidegger Relations Between the West and the East | |
| Further Explorations Deep Conditions and History Dialectic and Phenomenology | |
| Thinking Multiplicity | |
| The Unity of the Self Multiple Methods Form and Content Yet Again Minding the Difference | |
| The Modern World Revisited Modernity and Postmodernity Modernity and Tradition Rethinking the Modern World Living in Our World | |
| Notes | |
| Bibliography Works of Hegel Cited in the Text Works of Heidegger Cited in the Text General | |
| Bibliography | |
| Index | |
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