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Logical Investigations

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Also known as: ā€œLogische Untersuchungenā€
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  • Wilhelm Dilthey
    Hegelianism
    / Anti-Hegelian criticism

    … in his Logische Untersuchungen (1840; Logical Investigations). In Hegel’s view, the passage from Being to Nothing and to Becoming can be posited as a pure beginning ā€œwithout presuppositionsā€ of logic. In Trendelenburg’s view, however, this passage is vitiated by its spurious dependence upon the surreptitious presupposition of the empirical movement,…

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    … in his Logische Untersuchungen (1840; Logical Investigations). In Hegel’s view, the passage from Being to Nothing and to Becoming can be posited as a pure beginning ā€œwithout presuppositionsā€ of logic. In Trendelenburg’s view, however, this passage is vitiated by its spurious dependence upon the surreptitious presupposition of the empirical movement,…

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