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Hegel’s philosophy of history. What if?

In addition to @Lowri's excellent answer it is also worth observing that our known human history is written by fallible humans. Much of the historical account is enormously controversial if not ...
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Hegel’s philosophy of history. What if?

You posit that: [something], after examining trillions of data points in known human history, concludes beyond reasonable doubt that there are patterns in human history that would be impossible ...
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After Kant called God a "moral ideal", did any philosopher develop a theory of how God's World could possibly work?

No answer is an answer. It confirms my longstanding suspicions. Attempts to try to build a non-physical model of our reality became a sort of a taboo in modern philosophy and was relegated solely to ...
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After Kant called God a "moral ideal", did any philosopher develop a theory of how God's World could possibly work?

Michael Dummett, well-known for his study of Frege and his attempt to apply intuitionist metamathematical views to philosophical semantics, was a practicing catholic since his adolescence. In Thought ...
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Can Human Actions Change the Course of History in Hegel's View?

Hegel's historical dialectic operates within the interplay of freedom and necessity, making the role of human agency a nuanced aspect of his philosophy. To address your question, we must examine Hegel’...
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