Philosophy Without Foundations: Rethinking Hegel

State University of New York Press (1994)
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Maker (philosophy, Clemson U.) contends that Hegel's philosophy is not consummately foundational and absolutist, but rather a nonfoundational philosophy which incorporates some contemporary criticisms of foundationalism without abandoning ...

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