I recently found a paper by Eugene Perevalov titled: What is information after all? How the founder of modern dialectical logic could help the founder of cybernetics answer this question Lehigh University (2021) In it he relates Hegel's philosophy (specifically the Science of Logic ) to the work of ...

I was surprised recently to find a review of the Baillie translation of Hegel's Phenomenology in the scientific journal Nature : https://forum.dialecticinstitute.org/images/nature_phen.gif Interestingly, the reviewer describes Hegel's thinking as "dereistic", which I had to look up in a me...

At the end of the zusatz to §384 of the Philosophy of Mind , Hegel has this to say about religion and the duty of philosophy: The one nature of God, differentiated within itself, the totality of the divine mind in the form of unity, has first been revealed by the Christian religion. This content, giv...

Forward to the Philosophy of Mind by Ludwig Boumann (1801-1871), editor of part three of Hegel's Encyclopedia of the Philosophical Sciences in Outline EDITOR'S FOREWORD Lack of time has forced the undersigned editor of this edition of the third part of the Hegelian Encyclopaedia to drop the idea of ...

Karl Ludwig Michelet (1801–1893) was a student of Hegel's at the University of Berlin, and later one of the editors of the first edition of his Collected Works. Below is the final paragraph of his preface to the posthumous edition of Hegel's Philosophy of Nature in 1842: History is rich in the decre...

I was aware that Martin Luther King had said that Hegel was his favorite philosopher, and I knew he studied Hegel as a student in university, but this MLK Day I learned something new about MLK - that he had a Dialectical Society, which I read in Martin Hägglund's This Life (below): https://forum.dia...

I don't know if Hegel's logic was influenced by this dialectical thought of Goethe's or the other way around, but the closeness of their thinking is clear in the following quotation from the latter: Reason has to do with becoming , understanding with what has become. The former does not bother with ...

Happy 250th Birthday, Ludwig van Beethoven! While there's no known personal connection between Hegel & Beethoven, both were born in 1770, and both are receiving a lot of attention on their 250th anniversaries. I came across this recent thesis that puts forth a Hegelian interpretation of Beethove...

Hermeneutic Hegelianism by Clark Butler Idealistic Studies , vol. 15, no. 2, pages 121-135 ABSTRACT Ontological Historical Materialism . The Hegel-Marx relationship remains an issue both for Hegel scholars aware of underlying world historical causes of the recent Hegel Renaissance and Marx scholars...

Neurodialectics: A proposal for philosophy of cognitive & social sciences by Nicolas Zaslawski Constructivist Foundations vol. 14, no. 1, pages 42-55 ABSTRACT Context : Most recent attempts to define cognition dialectically lack the philosophical completeness necessary to explain neurocognitive...