Co żywe, a co martwe w filozofii Hegla

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The study appeared in 1907; Douglas Ainslie’s English translation followed in 1915. Croce sets out to separate what remains valid in Hegel from what does not. Alive, for him, is the dialectic of opposites: the insight that reality is the synthesis of opposites such as being and nothing, or good and evil, and that the concept is at once concrete and universal. Dead is Hegel’s confusion of this dialectic with the relation between distinct concepts – art and philosophy, the useful and the good – which are not opposites to be overcome but degrees of spirit. From this confusion, Croce argues, follow the arbitrary constructions of Hegel’s philosophy of nature and philosophy of history and the attempt to deduce empirical facts. The essay became a key text of the Italian revision of Hegel; Gentile answered it with his own reform of the dialectic (1913).

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• Nauka logiki1812 · Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel

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