Contradiction In Hegel's Science of Logic

Review of Metaphysics 40 (3):515-534 (1987)
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IN THE COURSE of his discussion of contradiction in the section of the Logic devoted to essence, Hegel makes two startling claims. First, he states that everything is inherently contradictory. Second, he states that speculative thought or philosophy is distinguished from ordinary thinking by holding fast to contradiction.

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