5 containers of beforehand unknown transcriptions of lectures by G.W.F. Hegel have been discovered.
The supplies had been found by Klaus Vieweg (Jena) within the archives of the Archdiocese of Munich and Freising. The lectures, transcribed by Friedrich Wilhelm Carové, had been delivered between 1816 and 1818 when Hegel was a professor at Heidelberg. Amongst them is an apparently full lecture on aesthetics, in addition to lectures on different subjects.
In accordance with Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (the next is a Google-translation):
The thinker Klaus Vieweg from Jena discovered 5 containers with quite a few transcripts of lectures given by Georg Wilhelm Hegel in Heidelberg within the archives of the Archdiocese of Munich and Freising. Hegel taught on the college there in his first professorship from 1816 to 1818. The hitherto utterly unknown transcripts are from the hand of Friedrich Wilhelm Carové. Born in Coblenza in 1789, Carové first studied legislation and labored within the Prussian customs service earlier than starting his philosophy research in Heidelberg in 1816. In 1818 he adopted Hegel to Berlin. Carové was one of many few Catholics to participate within the pupil Wartburg pageant and belonged to the foreigner-friendly and non-anti-Semitic a part of the German fraternity, a dedication that later price him the chance to turn into a professor. In 1852 he died as a publicist in Heidelberg. His manuscripts, which have now been discovered, cowl nearly all components of Hegel’s encyclopedic system, from the Logic by a number of transcripts of pure philosophy, the philosophy of subjective and goal thoughts to the historical past of philosophy. The archbishopric’s containers contained, amongst different issues, a long-sought and possibly full lecture on aesthetics by Hegel from Heidelberg. The manuscripts at the moment are to be revealed as an annotated version by a global workforce of specialists on the College of Bamberg, with the participation of the thinker Christian Illies.
(by way of Jason Maurice Yonover)
