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Hegel and the Sciences
In Stephen Houlgate & Michael Baur (eds.), A Companion to Hegel. Malden, MA: Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 175–202 (2011)
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This chapter contains sections titled: Introductory Remarks The ‘Construction Principles’of Hegel's Philosophy of Nature The Content of Hegel's “Mechanics” and “Physics” in Outline 31 Problems Inherent in the Sciences According to Hegel Conclusions References.
Philosophy Of Nature ‐ Hegel and the sciences Hegel's Philosophy of Nature, his Encyclopaedia ‐ “Mechanics” and “Physics” description of impression Hegel's Philosophy of Nature ‐ readers, unfamiliar with Hegel's terminology Hegelian standpoint or starting point ‐ distinguishing his philosophy from Kant's ‘Construction Principles’ of Hegel's Philosophy of Nature ‐ how philosophy of nature derives its terms Hegel's philosophy of nature, “Physics” ‐ corresponding to category of self‐identity Hegel's ubiquitous references to sciences ‐ common‐sense‐perception of natural phenomena Hegel, stating the impossibility ‐ of philosophy of nature to account for all natural processes content of Hegel's “Mechanics” and “Physics” in outline Hegel's criticism of atomistic view of nature ‐ motivated by his antireductionist orientation
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