Some logical and ontological implications of Hegel’s concept of actuality

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actuality logic Hegel method metaphysics knowledge actuality logic Hegel method metaphysics knowledge

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Argumentation Dialectic (Logic) Deduction (Logic) Deductive logic Logic, Deductive

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Emmanuel Renault, « Some logical and ontological implications of Hegel’s concept of actuality », Archives de Philosophie, ID : 10670/1.63e687...

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This article attempts to distinguish between the ontological and logical issues at stake in the Hegelian theory of actuality. First, it clarifies how the Science of Logic “coincides” with ontology, or “replaces” it. Second, it analyzes how Hegel presents the Science of Logic as a whole as a logical theory. In the third step, the contribution of the actuality section to the theory of the truth of thought can then be better understood.

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