Hegel on the Animal Organism

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“…it is therefore no surprise that hegel's purported transition from logic to nature has been a subject of controversy from schelling to the present (e.g. volkmann-schluck 1964;Brinkmann 1976;Falkenburg 1987: Ch. 1, §2;Wandschneider 1990b; drees 1993) -even more so since the transition is accorded a key role in hegel's overall project.…”

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