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,On Artistic Knowledge a Study in Hegel’s Philosophy of Art,Is art knowledge? On Hegel’s view, it must be; for he maintains that art is called upon to disclose truth in the form of the sensible artistic construction,. and the disclosure of truth is certainly a cognitive process.

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Richard E. Bélanger,Joan-Carles Suríss an ethics and a mysticism which crowns it,”. so Hegel’s . are a microcosm of his systematic thought. Delivered in the summer semester of 1829, just two years before his death, and apparently intended for publication, they represent a mature statement of themes Hegel had worked on since Bern, Frank

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-37119-7ds that it is not simple but composed, and that, in the pursuit of knowledge, it comes not among the first things, but among the last. More precisely: truth for Hegel is neither a subjective idea in itself nor an objective thing in itself, neither a universal abstractly conceived nor a particular em

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Christina M. Fiorvanti,Marla R. Brassardo subordinate them, as forms of knowledge to the speculative “sciences” which, for him, constitute the body of philosophy. This is, at the very best, a half-truth, and is scarcely even true by half; for what Hegel certainly does very frequently ridicule is what he regards as pseudo-science and charl

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Dennis Campbell,Terry R. Wittlerat its current . goes beyond Marxism and existentialism pure and simple, while still including these in sublated forms. Such direct appeals are to be found in both the hermeneutical phenomenology of Hans-Georg Gadamer and its incorporation in the most recent efforts of the Frankfurt school of ideolo

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