Anti-Hegelianism and Post-Hegelianism: Dilemma of the French Postclassical Thought
The article deals with the reception of the Hegelian philosophy in the French poststructuralism (Foucault, Derrida). In contrast to the traditional understanding of this reception, which is considered as anti-Hegelianist, the article shows that it could be regarded as post-Hegelianist. Poststructuralists develops the Hegelianist subjects in their philosophical work in their own way, and they are partly agree with it.