Titlebook: Hegel’s Epistemological Realism; A Study of the Aim a Kenneth R. Westphal Book 1989 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1989 Immanuel Kant.René Desc

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,The Structure of Hegel’s Argument in the ,,er chapters. This chapter aims to make plausible my contention that there is a unified, sustained, if complex, argument throughout the body of the ., an epistemological argument purporting to prove that epistemological realism is true and that empirical knowledge is socially and historically grounde

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0921-8599 of Modern empiricism, the doctrine of "knowledge by acquaintance," in the first chapter of the Phenomenology, a chapter that cannot be reconstructed within the bounds of this study.978-94-010-7554-1978-94-009-2342-3Series ISSN 0921-8599 Series E-ISSN 2542-8349

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Problems of Knowledge and Problems with Epistemology,aditional topic in epistemology, Hegel objects strenuously to traditional approaches to it. Hegel’s casual formulation of these issues stems from his desire to address both a general reading public as well as his often less than incisive philosophical contemporaries.. The casual tone of the opening

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,Descartes’s Defense of the Metaphysical Certainty of Empirical Knowledge,, claiming that ancient doubts about mathematics would have been allayed had the ancients done what they could well have done, namely, to recognize the existence of God.. Though he doesn’t explicitly identify classical skepticism as his target in the ., in the . and elsewhere he refers to “skeptics”

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Kant on the Objectivity of Empirical Knowledge,the existence of the external world.. What is troubling about Kant’s discussion of skepticism is its apparent generality. In the Preface to the, first edition of the . he speaks of it without distinguishing among various kinds and representatives of skepticism, and his considering Hume to be perhaps

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Some Aspects of Empiricism and Empirical Knowledge,self addresses a, if not the, fundamental presupposition of Modern empiricism in the first chapter of the ., “Sense-Certainty”: the thesis that we are capable of non-conceptual cognitive apprehension of objects.. Section II of this chapter discusses this doctrine along with its two main purposes, in

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William Alston on Justification and Epistemic Circularity,s of epistemology. It is important to examine his discussion here, for he objects to Sextus’s dilemma of the criterion. Considering his objection will help bring out some important features of Hegel’s response to this dilemma. Alston considers three basic kinds of belief justifiers: neurophysiologic