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A philosopher interpreted this literary work’s line “because we suffer, we recognize that we have erred” as expressing “the sublated conflict between ethical purpose and actuality.” For 10 points each:
[10h] Name this work, which the Sittlichkeit (“ZITT-lish-kite”) section of another book claims illustrates the “supreme opposition in ethics” individualized in “the opposing natures of man and woman.”
ANSWER: Antigone
[10e] This philosopher provided those interpretations in The Philosophy of Right and The Phenomenology of Spirit.
ANSWER: Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
[10m] This work by a later philosopher criticizes Hegel’s reading of Antigone in its essay “The Tragic in Ancient Drama Reflected in the Tragic in Modern Drama.” Hegelian aesthetics are criticized in this work’s essay “The Immediate Erotic Stages,” which analyzes Don Giovanni.
ANSWER: Either/Or [or Enten-Eller] (by Søren Kierkegaard)
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TeamOpponentPart 1Part 2Part 3TotalParts
Arizona StateFlorida010010E
Chicago ANorth Carolina A010010E
Chicago BTexas0101020EM
Columbia BVirginia010010E
Georgia TechMIT0101020EM
HarvardMinnesota010010E
Illinois BNorth Carolina B010010E
IndianaToronto A010010E
Iowa StateCornell A010010E
MarylandCornell B010010E
NYUGeorgia State0101020EM
NorthwesternIllinois A010010E
OttawaYale010010E
RITUCF010010E
StanfordColumbia A010010E
Toronto BJohns Hopkins010010E
UC Berkeley ARutgers010010E
UC Berkeley BBritish Columbia010010E
VanderbiltMichigan010010E
Virginia TechToronto C010010E
WUSTL AWaterloo A010010E
WUSTL BLSE010010E
Waterloo BPenn State010010E
Winona StateOhio State0101020EM

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2025 ACF NationalsYes2411.67100%17%0%