My Autobiography
My Autobiography
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Then follows Hegel’s Philosophy of Nature, that is, theevolution of the Idea in nature, the Idea having by the usualdialectic process negatived itself and entered into its opposite(_Anderssein_), passing through a new process of space and time, andending in the self-conscious human soul. Thus nature and spirit wererepresented as dominated by the Idea in its logical development. Nature was one manifestation of the Idea, History the other, and itbecame the task of the philosopher to discover its ...traces both in theprogress of nature and in the historical progress of thought.
And here it was where the strongest protests began to be heard. Physical Science revolted, and Historical Research soon joined therebellion. Professor Weisse also, in spite of his great admiration forHegel, protested in his Lectures against this idealization of history, and showed how often Hegel, if he could not find the traces he waslooking for in the historical development of the Idea, was misled byhis imperfect knowledge of facts, and discovered what was not there, but what he felt convinced ought to have been there.
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Then follows Hegel’s Philosophy of Nature, that is, theevolution of the Idea in nature, the Idea having by the usualdialectic process negatived itself and entered into its opposite(_Anderssein_), passing through a new process of space and time, andending in the self-conscious human soul. Thus nature and spirit wererepresented as dominated by the Idea in its logical development. Nature was one manifestation of the Idea, History the other, and itbecame the task of the philosopher to discover its ...traces both in theprogress of nature and in the historical progress of thought.
And here it was where the strongest protests began to be heard. Physical Science revolted, and Historical Research soon joined therebellion. Professor Weisse also, in spite of his great admiration forHegel, protested in his Lectures against this idealization of history, and showed how often Hegel, if he could not find the traces he waslooking for in the historical development of the Idea, was misled byhis imperfect knowledge of facts, and discovered what was not there, but what he felt convinced ought to have been there.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Müller, F. Max (Friedrich Max), 1823-1900 to read onlineMoreLess
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