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Hegel’s Deduction Of Matter: And The Untenability of The Big-Bang Theory
Hegel Untenability
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2008/4/2
Ken Foldes is author, lecturer, and Fulbright Scholar and currently working on his new book The Meaning of The Present Age: Hegel, God, and Foundation. He is convinced we stand on the brink of a glori...
The Logic of Hegel's Philosophy of Nature Nature, Space and Time
Hegel Logic
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2008/4/2
Reproduced with permission from Hegel and the Philosophy of Nature, Editor, Steven Houlgate ?1998 State University of New York. Edward Halper is professor of philosophy at the University of Georgia. H...
The Very Idea of the Idea of Nature, Or Why Hegel is not an Idealist
Nature Hegel Idealist
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2008/4/2
Reproduced with permission from Hegel and the Philosophy of Nature, Editor, Steven Houlgate ?1998 State University of New York. William Maker is professor of philosophy and Chair of the Philosophy and...
EVOLUTION AND HEGEL
EVOLUTION HEGEL
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2008/4/2
Response to Mike Marchetti's article "Hegel and Evolution" It is true that Hegel did not accept the idea of evolution. But it is important to note why he did not accept it and how we can (and must) go...
Hegel’s Philosophy of Nature: Overcoming the Division Between Matter and Thought
Hegel Philosophy Nature
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2008/4/2
Alison Stone is Research Fellow in Philosophy at Trinity Hall, University of Cambridge. She is writing a book on Hegel’s philosophy of nature. The author welcomes your comments on this article by emai...
Hegel's Conception of Nature
Hegel Conception Nature
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2008/4/2
HEGEL's Philosophy of Nature forms the second part of his great Encyclopedia, lying between the science of Logic and the science of the Spirit. In nature, according to Hegel's system, the notion of wh...
HEGEL AND EVOLUTION
HEGEL EVOLUTION
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2008/4/2
Hegel clearly established himself against the concept of a Darwinian-type of evolution, i.e. evolution in the objective sense. We have to be mindful that for Hegel the Concept is the Reality of which ...