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Hegel and Sellars on the Unity of Things

Abstract

I have claimed previously that Hegel and Sellars are both, in the end, monistic visionaries, though with radically different visions of the grand unity of things. In this paper I explain and defend that claim. Section one differentiates several kinds of monism; section two discusses Hegel’s vision of the underlying unity of thing, while section three does the same for Sellars. The compare-and-contrast assignment is brought to completion in section four.

Department

Philosophy

Publication Date

5-30-2019

Journal Title

International Journal of Philosophical Studies

Publisher

Taylor & Francis

Digital Object Identifier (DOI)

https://dx.doi.org/10.1080/09672559.2019.1612612

Document Type

Article

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