Hegel was right : The Myth of the Empirical Sciences

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Contents
Foreword to the first English edition  (Dr. Alberto Montoya Martín del Campo) 9
Foreword to the third Spanish edition (Héctor Villanueva) 11
Chapter I. Science and Literature 15
	1. Literature and Caprice 15
	2. Science Without Dogmatism 33
Chapter II .Why the Subject? 47
	1. Something About Modern Physics 47
	2. A Basic Principle 50
	3. What Everybody Understands? 52
	4. Leaving Terms Undefined? 57
	5. Definitions by Decree 60
	6. The Prejudice of Abstraction 67
	7. Coup d’état against the Subject? 71
	8. Meditionism 86
Chapter III. Subject 89
	1. Concept 89
	2. Self-Determination 94
	3. Being 96
	4. Substance 98
	5. On the Method 101
	6. Time 105
	7. Intersubjectivity 117
	8. Causality 122
	9. Natural Law 129
	10. Necessary 134
Chapter IV. Infinite and Distinction 139
	1. Pseudoinfinite 140
	2. Pseudouniversal 145
	3. Infinite and Universal 147
	4. Imputations 152
	5. Distinction 157
	6. Individuality 160
	7. The Bottom of the Problem 166
	8. Philosophy and Faith 172
Chapter V. Logic and Natural Sciences 181
	1. Dialectics 181
	2. Logic 197
	3. Force 201
	4. Explanatory Factors 210
	5. Probability 222
	6. Life 227
	7. Conduct 241
Chapter VI .The Man and the State 247
	1. Natural Goodness? 248
	2. Happiness? 270
	3. Ethicity 284
	4. State 306
	5. Family, Society, State 325
	6. Two Issues about Humans 329
Bibliography 341
	Hegel’s Works 345
	Other 345