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David S. Stern
Transcendental Apperception and Subjective Logic:
Kant and Hegel on the Role of the Subject
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George di Giovanni
Hegel, Jacobi, and "Crypto-Catholocism" or Hegel in Dialogue with the Enlightenment
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Mark Tunick
Are There Natural Rights?:
Hegel's Break with Kant
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Errol E. Harris
How Final Is Hegel's Rejection of Evolution?
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Donald Phillip Verene
Hegel's Nature
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Cinzia Ferrini
Framing Hypotheses:
Numbers in Nature and the Logic of Measure in the Development of Hegel's System
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Daniel O. Dahlstrom
Hegel's Appropriation of Kant's Account of Teleology in Nature
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Stephen Houlgate
Introduction
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Olivier Depré
The Ontological Foundations of Hegel's Dissertation of 1801
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Kenneth R. Westphal
On Hegel's Early Critique of Kant's Metaphysical Foundations of Natural Science
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Lawrence S. Stepelevich
Hegel's Geometric Theory
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Mauro Nasti De Vincentis
Hegel's Worm in Newton's Apple
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Edward Halper
The Logic of Hegel's Philosophy of Nature:
Nature, Space and Time
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Brigitte Falkenburg
How to Save the Phenomena:
Meaning and Reference in Hegel's Philosophy of Nature
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William Maker
The Very Idea of Nature, or Why Hegel Is Not an Idealist
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Richard Dien Winfield
Space, Time and Matter:
Conceiving Nature Without Foundations
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Brian K Etter
Hegel's Aesthetic and the Possibility of Art Criticism
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Stephen Houlgate
Presidential Address:
Hegel and the Art of Painting
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Martin Gammon
Modernity and the Crisis of Aesthetic Representation in Hegel's Early Writings
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Carl Rapp
Hegel's Concept of the Dissolution of Art
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