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050			_aB 2948 _b.B812 2001
100			_aBrown, Alison Leigh, _d-1959 _9117677
245		0	_aOn Hegel / _cAlison Leigh Brown.
260			_aBelmont, CA : _bWadsworth/Thompson Learning, _cc2001.
300			_a87 p. _c22 cm.
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 85-87).
520			_a 2) contradiction ( the dialectic)is the motor
520			_a 3) The system is all - embracing
520			_a 4)The appearance of things is different to their reality ( in motion/thought
520			_a 5) spirit works itself"out" through time (= history)
520			_a 6)logic = metaphysics
520			_a 7) Reality is constructed by the mind
520			_a only the mind doesn't this at first(understanding). Mind thinks reality "is out there". Mind is therefore alienated " from itself. Recognizing that reality is its own creation reconciles mind with itself.
520			_aOn Hegel's view: Human beings especially, but all being or reality, is in a state of constitutive alienation. Man needs healing, to be made whole( = alienation). Speculative knowledge, pure thought is healing-by philosophy man's alienation is mediated and remedied, and though philosophy, all of being,the Absolute, realizes itself since all is one. In man, being can take the steps to heal its alienation. As philosophy has an effect on all of being (reality), man is a savior of the cosmos. Highlights: 1) Process: its a system in motion
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