The Boston Symposium On Hegel and The Sciences

The Owl of Minerva 2 (2):1-2 (1970)
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At the close of the recent Boston Symposium, a panel discussion was held on the general theme of the conference. The following are the remarks of Professor J. N. Findlay of Yale, recorded and transcribed here with his permission

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