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Página 262
Both , ” he says , “ endeavored to construct a philosophy of the absolute . Both set
out with the principle , that there is but one Being , one Substance . Fichté sought
it in the conscious self ; Schelling finds it in nature . ” His is the philosophy of ...
Both , ” he says , “ endeavored to construct a philosophy of the absolute . Both set
out with the principle , that there is but one Being , one Substance . Fichté sought
it in the conscious self ; Schelling finds it in nature . ” His is the philosophy of ...
Página 263
He charges Hegel with teaching that God first came to a clear consciousness of
himself in “ the philosopher who has the only right philosophy ; ” that is to say , in
him . ' It is admitted by all , that the speculations of Hegel are exceedingly ...
He charges Hegel with teaching that God first came to a clear consciousness of
himself in “ the philosopher who has the only right philosophy ; ” that is to say , in
him . ' It is admitted by all , that the speculations of Hegel are exceedingly ...
Página 707
Any hypothesis which omits facts , or involves falsities , may be refuted by the
application of the principles of inductive philosophy , without recourse to the à
priori scholastic philosophy , invidiously arraying the ministers and priests of the ...
Any hypothesis which omits facts , or involves falsities , may be refuted by the
application of the principles of inductive philosophy , without recourse to the à
priori scholastic philosophy , invidiously arraying the ministers and priests of the ...
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