| back | title | author | starting
page
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| 1. | Fichte’s Philosophical Revolution | Allen W. Wood | 1
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| 2. | What is Open and What is Closed in the Philosophy of
Hegel | David Kolb | 29
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| 3. | The Dialectic of Teleology | Willem A. deVries | 51
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| 4. | Self-Understanding and Self-Realizing Spirit in Hegelian
Ethical Theory | | 71
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| 5. | Hegel, Ethical Reasons, Kantian Rejoinders | Robert B.
Pippin | 99
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| 6. | Hegel’s Critique of Kant’s Moral World View | Kenneth R.
Westphal | 133
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| 7. | Comte, Philosophy, and the Question of It’s
History | Robert C. Scharff | 177
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| 8. | Bernard Bolzano’s Philosophy of Mind | Roderick M.
Chisholm | 205
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| 9. | Deconstruction Site: The "Problem of Style" in Nietzsche’s
Philosophy | Bernd Magnus | 215
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| 10. | Frege of the Cognition of Objects | David Sullivan | 245
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