The Science of Pure Idea
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2012.
Sujet(s) : Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : "This paper is an attempt to understand Hegel's definition of Logic as ""the science of pure idea,"" and to examine its implications. Returning to the question of the relationship between Logic and Phenomenology, and proposing an interpretation of the aporetical approach of the question of the ""beginning"" by Hegel, it tries to describe the main characteristics of the logical ""program"" whose radicality shows."
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"This paper is an attempt to understand Hegel's definition of Logic as ""the science of pure idea,"" and to examine its implications. Returning to the question of the relationship between Logic and Phenomenology, and proposing an interpretation of the aporetical approach of the question of the ""beginning"" by Hegel, it tries to describe the main characteristics of the logical ""program"" whose radicality shows."
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