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lakatos' hegelian roots,
This review is from: Imre Lakatos and the Guises of Reason (Science and Cultural Theory) (Paperback)
excellent book for what concerns the relation Lakatos-Hegel. The autor analyzes Lakatos' philosophy as it was a Bildungsroman. Excellent for the fact that usually only the relation Lakatos- Popper is considered. Kadvany puts also attention on Goedel's resuts viewing them with Lakatos' eyes; also economy is considered (Lakatos suggested it..).
Unfortunatly Lakatos didn't read a lot of Hegel in his life but activly followed Lukacs' (Georgy Lukacs the ungarian philosopher) lectures in Budapest. So, why not analyse the bridge Lakatos- Lukacs- (second hand) Hegel? |
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Imre Lakatos and the Guises of Reason (Science and Cultural Theory) by John Kadvany (Paperback - April 9, 2001)
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