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Idealism Without Limits
Hegel and the Problem of Objectivity
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286 pages
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The book explores Hegel's defense of objective knowledge by revealing the transcendental strategy within his works, particularly the "Phenomenology of Spirit" and "Logic." It offers a fresh perspective on the internal structure of Kant's Transcendental Deduction, highlighting the connections between Hegel's philosophy and Kant's foundational ideas. Through this analysis, it aims to deepen understanding of both philosophers' contributions to the realm of knowledge and metaphysics.
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2010, hardcover
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