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Lectures on the History of Philosophy, Introduction (Hegel viewed earlier philosophies as necessary stages, not mere errors, but this phrase captures a certain 'corrective' aspect of his own system)

Date / Period

1805-1831 (lectures)

Category

Humorous

Source

https://www.marxists.org/reference/archive/hegel/works/hp/hpintro.htm

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Unverifiable

Explanation

Found in 1 providers: grok

Method

Cross Reference

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