Hegel on Kant’s Antinomies and Distinction Between General and Transcendental Logic
Sally Sedgwick
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Sally Sedgwick
Abstract
Sally Sedgwick; Hegel on Kant's Antinomies And Distinction Between General and Transcendental Logic1, The Monist, Volume 74, Issue 3, 1 July 1991, Pages 403–421
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Sally Sedgwick; Hegel on Kant's Antinomies And Distinction Between General and Transcendental Logic1, The Monist, Volume 74, Issue 3, 1 July 1991, Pages 403–421
Key concepts: Transcendental number, Hegelianism, Monism, Philosophy, Epistemology, General interest, Transcendental philosophy, Analytic philosophy