The Problem of Immediate Knowledge in the Philosophy of Hegel

Russian Studies in Philosophy 1 (4):44-50 (1963)
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The problem of immediate intuitive knowledge occupied Hegel throughout his life. The problem of the relation of immediate to mediate knowledge, of intuition to proof, was one that Hegel solved for himself at the outset of his development as a philosopher. He remained true to this solution in all the years that followed

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