What Is Living and What Is Dead of the Philosophy of Hegel (Classic Reprint)

Readers of this translation will observe that I have followed the Italian in discarding where the original does so the use of capitals for the words idea, spirit and so forth. It is true that they are printed with capitals in German ;but then, so are all other substantives, and by avoiding their use, such words as idea and spirit are better understood as immanent rather than as transcendental things-in-themselves. I used gnoseology in my translation of the Philosophy of the Practical instead of the paraphrase theory of knowledge. This word, regularly formed from the Greek, seems to me worthy a place in English, which has made no difficulty about accepting an analogous, but not identical, term such as Epistemology.
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