The dialectic of teleology
Philosophical Topics 19 (2):51-70 (1991)
| Abstract | An analysis of Hegel's chapter on teleology in the Science of Logic. Hegel argues that the 'intentional model' of teleology assumed by Kant actually presupposes a natural or organic teleology more like along Aristotelian lines. | |||||||||
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