Author: (German) Hegel
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Publish Date: 1997-02-01
Features: In the history of philosophy, we can immediately see that if we view its subject from an appropriate perspective, it naturally evokes great interest. However, even if its purpose is misunderstood, it still retains its interest, and indeed, the more people misinterpret the purpose of philosophy and the history of philosophy, the more the degree of interest seems to increase. This is because from the history of philosophy, people can particularly derive a sufficient reason to prove that philosophy, as a science, is useless.
Lectures on the History of Philosophy, Volume 1
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