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The Traditional Approach to the Periodization of Indian Philosophy as a Hegelian Approach
Studia Humana 12 (3):32-41 (2023)
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This paper is devoted to the methodology of history of philosophy. There are considered two approaches: the Hegelian and Schellingian ones. It is shown that the Hegelian approach has many weak points. Both approaches are demonstrated on the material of Indian philosophy. The Schellingian approach was hammered out then by Foucault as archeology of philosophy.Author's Profile
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