Titlebook: A Commentary to Hegel’s Science of Logic; David Gray Carlson Book 2007 David Gray Carlson 2007 Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel.Hegel.logic

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lson presents a systematic interpretation of Hegel‘s ‘The Science of Logic‘, a work largely overlooked, through a system of accessible diagrams, identifying and explicating each of Hegel‘s logical derivations.978-1-349-54073-0978-0-230-59890-4

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Sandro Carvalho,Jo?o Vidal Carvalhohe . since it was published between 1812 and 1816. and revised in 1831.. In the anglophone world, that number is small indeed. Yet it is Hegel’s major work against which all his other, more accessible work must be read.. Unfortunately, the . is the .. No one who has peeked under its covers would dar

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Measuring Tourism in Natural Parks,mes Number – “quantity with a determinateness or limit in general.” (202) Quantum/Number will melt, thaw, and resolve itself into a pair of terms unfamiliar to the modern ear – Extensive and Intensive Quantum, sometimes called Extensive and Intensive Magnitude. Intensive Quantum is also called Degre

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Xiliang Yan,Tongtao Yue,Hao Zhu,Bing Yanerseveres in impious stubbornness even after it negates its other and hence itself. Because of this double structure, a Determination of Reflection is “infinite return-into-self and “negative simplicity.” (409) By now Hegel’s meaning should be clear. The True Infinite sends its being elsewhere while

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Teresa Dieguez,Oscarina Concei??oOur journey begins with the simplest of simples – Pure Being. Hegel’s opening words are: “., without any further determination.” (82) This anacoluthon “l(fā)acks a verb – for Hegel cannot even say that being ..”. Too simple for something so active as a verb, Pure Being is immediacy as such, taken on its own terms without reference to anything else..