Idealized Reality:: 10 Theses on Conceptual Knowledge in Hegel

• Autores: Paolo Giuspoli
• Localización: Verifiche: rivista trimestrale di scienze umane, ISSN 0391-4186, Vol. 46, Nº. 1, 2017, págs. 63-81
• Idioma: inglés
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• Resumen

  • Hegel’s philosophical project is here associated with ten theses. They may be considered ‘meta-theoretic’ but are also intended to defuse the requirement of a transcendent or external metaphilosophical foundation for philosophy itself. The main theses are: Hegel’s investigation cannot be defined as a ‘realism’; Hegel presents a ‘non-transcendental’ theory of the relation between knowledge and reality; concept and objectivity, as well as ‘ideality’ and ‘actual reality’, are to be understood as neither opposing nor extrinsically ‘limitable’; actual reality is to be conceived as the ‘concrete totality’ of the real.