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The Ontology of Processual Being: Nicolai Hartmann’s interpretation of the Hegelian Dialectical Process
Constructivist Foundations 14 (1):62-65 (2018)
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Open peer commentary on the article “Neurodialectics: A Proposal for Philosophy of Cognitive and Social Sciences” by Nicolas Zaslawski. Abstract: In this commentary I maintain that in order to improve the dialectical approaches of cognition by using the Hegelian concept of the dialectical process it is necessary to take into account Hartmann’s ontology of processual beingAuthor's Profile
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