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Hermann Glockner

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  • Wilhelm Dilthey
    Hegelianism
    / Hegelian renaissance in Germany and France

    And Hermann Glockner, a Bavarian aesthetic intuitionist, saw following one another in the development of Hegel a so-called ā€œpantragisticā€ phase up to the Phenomenology and, subsequently, an opposing ā€œpanlogisticā€ phase that betrayed the most lively and concrete instances of the preceding phase—a work that approached the…

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    And Hermann Glockner, a Bavarian aesthetic intuitionist, saw following one another in the development of Hegel a so-called ā€œpantragisticā€ phase up to the Phenomenology and, subsequently, an opposing ā€œpanlogisticā€ phase that betrayed the most lively and concrete instances of the preceding phase—a work that approached the…

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