“El negativo proceder de la Ilustración”. Razones historiográficas de la crítica hegeliana a la Ilustración en Fe y saber

Authors

  • Eduardo Zazo
  • Nantu Arroyo

Abstract

This paper examines Hegel’s critique of Enlightenment in the work Faith and Knowledge (1802). To that end, we assess the recent work of several historians who study Enlightenment and dissociate it from the French Revolution and describe the tipology (French, British, German) of the European, Cosmopolitan Enlightenment.

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Published

2021-07-01

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Vol. 13 No. 1 (2021): Hegel: Logics and History

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