Subjectivity and the Begriff in Modern French Philosophy

The Owl of Minerva 23 (1):63-75 (1991)
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Hegel’s philosophy won acceptance in France only through a narrowing down of the scope of the dialectic to the domain of historical action, and indeed, of human history, rather than that of a Spirit beyond humanity.

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10.5840/owl19912316

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