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Mind and Body
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My Station and Its Duties
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Beyond Materialism and Idealism:
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Facticity
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The Language of Difference
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George Berkeley’s Manuscript Introduction
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Basic Issues In Aesthetics
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Dialectic and Contemporary Science:
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The Moral Philosophy of T. H. Green
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Hegel’s Circular Epistemology
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Hegel’s Phenomenology of Spirit
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Hegel and the Search For Epistemological Criteria
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In the “Introduction” to his Phenomenology of Spirit, Hegel suggests that the establishment of an adequate epistemological foundation is a necessary condition for Philosophy to realize the form of Science. At the same time, Hegel says that the epistemological foundation wiIl not be something imposed from without, rather it will develop from a study of cognition itself. This paper examines the nature of Hegel’s attempt to establish an adequate epistemological foundation for Philosophy to realize the form of Science.
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