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Introduction
I: Hegel on the History of Skepticism
1. The Superiority of Ancient to Modern Skepticism
2. The Limitations of Ancient Skepticism
II: Skeptical Culture in Hegel's Philosophy of History
3. The Theory of a Historical Ur-teilung
4. The Collapse of Greek Ethical Life
5. The Alienated Realms of Culture and Faith
III: The Epistemological Defense of Hegel's System
6. Hegel's Epistemology?
7. Two Defenses against Skepticism
8. Further Defenses against Skepticism
9. The Proof for Nonbelievers
10. The Dialectical Method in Hegel's Epistemology
Selected Bibliography
Notes
Index
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James Simmons Jr
reviewed Hegel and Skepticism on August 27, 2008
Hegel and Skepticism
Best line - one must be destitute to be a philosopher. The sense of desperation puts all the inessential questions to the wayside...but, as I found in my times being poor, it always turned me into a communist. One always gravitates towards, no, obsesses about what one lacks! Power, money, sustenence..which creates a sense that one has fallen out of capitalist times where all is provided at one with the middle class pie in the sky.
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