Titlebook: Hegel’s Epistemological Realism; A Study of the Aim a Kenneth R. Westphal Book 1989 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1989 Immanuel Kant.René Desc

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Self-Criticism and Criteria of Truth, world, whether we realize it or not. Second, our fundamental cognitive relation to the world has a certain structure that allows us to critically assess and revise our conceptions of knowledge and of the world. The task of this chapter is to document and analyze these two points. More specifically,

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The Self-Critical Activity of Consciousness,lf-critical revision of its conceptions in general; the latter three (??14–16) focus on particular aspects of this process. (In Miller, these are designated ??86–88.) Paragraph 13 seems at first to be clear enough, but a closer look reveals that it is as obscure as the other three tortuous paragraph

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,Hegel’s Idealism and Epistemological Realism,ference was a function of his idealism.. Hegel holds that the world has a fundamentally conceptual structure, not because we constitute the world by thinking about it, but because concepts are structures in the world; only upon that basis can they become conceptions in our language and in our heads.

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