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Wallace's translation of the Logic from Hegel's Encyclopaedia of the Philosophical Sciences appears here in a revised second edition of 1892. William Wallace, Whyte's Professor of Moral Philosophy at Oxford, adds a bibliographical notice on the Encyclopaedia's three editions and prefaces, and notes of a philological kind at the end. Nine chapters cover the introduction, three attitudes of thought to objectivity, including empiricism and the critical philosophy, and the doctrines of Being, Essence and the Notion.
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- Pages
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