Hegel's Philosophy of Science

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"The purpose of this research is to examine Hegel's philosophy of science. The plan of the research will be to set forth the intellectual and historical context in which such a philosophy can be discerned, and then to discuss the focus, details, and construct of Hegel's approach to science as discipline and as mode of thought, with a view toward elucidating the principal foundation on which primary elements of his philosophy may be based.


To appreciate the importance of Hegel's philosophy of science, one may usefully be encouraged to note the circumstances of its emergence. Findlay refers to Hegel as a German Romantic, (Findlay, 1977, p. xxv) and Hegel was either an exact or just younger contemporary of such Enlightenment and Romantic philosophers as Hume and Kant. He lived in the important..."

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