Hegel was right [electronic resource] : the myth of the empirical sciences / José Porfirio Miranda de la Parra ; translation by Eduardo Charpenel Elorduy.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextLanguage: English Original language: Spanish Series: Daedalus (Frankfurt am Main, Germany) ; Bd. 19.Publication details: Frankfurt am Main : Peter Lang, c2011.Description: 345 pUniform titles:
  • Hegel tenía razón. English
Subject(s): Genre/Form: LOC classification:
  • B2948 .M52813 2011eb
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Contents:
Machine generated contents note: ch. I Science and Literature -- 1.Literature and Caprice -- 2.Science Without Dogmatism -- ch. II Why the Subject? -- 1.Something About Modern Physics -- 2.A Basic Principle -- 3.What Everybody Understands? -- 4.Leaving Terms Undefined? -- 5.Definitions by Decree -- 6.The Prejudice of Abstraction -- 7.Coup d'etat against the Subject? -- 8.Meditionism -- ch. III Subject -- 1.Concept -- 2.Self-Determination -- 3.Being -- 4.Substance -- 5.On the Method -- 6.Time -- 7.Intersubjectivity -- 8.Causality -- 9.Natural Law -- 10.Necessary -- ch. IV Infinite and Distinction -- 1.Pseudoinfinite -- 2.Pseudouniversal -- 3.Infinite and Universal -- 4.Imputations -- 5.Distinction -- 6.Individuality -- 7.The Bottom of the Problem -- 8.Philosophy and Faith -- ch. V Logic and Natural Sciences -- 1.Dialectics -- 2.Logic -- 3.Force -- 4.Explanatory Factors -- 5.Probability -- 6.Life -- 7.Conduct -- ch. VI The Man and the State -- 1.Natural Goodness? -- 2.Happiness? --
Contents note continued: 3.Ethicity -- 4.State -- 5.Family, Society, State -- 6.Two Issues about Humans.
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Machine generated contents note: ch. I Science and Literature -- 1.Literature and Caprice -- 2.Science Without Dogmatism -- ch. II Why the Subject? -- 1.Something About Modern Physics -- 2.A Basic Principle -- 3.What Everybody Understands? -- 4.Leaving Terms Undefined? -- 5.Definitions by Decree -- 6.The Prejudice of Abstraction -- 7.Coup d'etat against the Subject? -- 8.Meditionism -- ch. III Subject -- 1.Concept -- 2.Self-Determination -- 3.Being -- 4.Substance -- 5.On the Method -- 6.Time -- 7.Intersubjectivity -- 8.Causality -- 9.Natural Law -- 10.Necessary -- ch. IV Infinite and Distinction -- 1.Pseudoinfinite -- 2.Pseudouniversal -- 3.Infinite and Universal -- 4.Imputations -- 5.Distinction -- 6.Individuality -- 7.The Bottom of the Problem -- 8.Philosophy and Faith -- ch. V Logic and Natural Sciences -- 1.Dialectics -- 2.Logic -- 3.Force -- 4.Explanatory Factors -- 5.Probability -- 6.Life -- 7.Conduct -- ch. VI The Man and the State -- 1.Natural Goodness? -- 2.Happiness? --

Contents note continued: 3.Ethicity -- 4.State -- 5.Family, Society, State -- 6.Two Issues about Humans.

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