On Some Hegelisms

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"On Some Hegelisms" is an essay by William James in which he critically examines and challenges key aspects of Hegelian philosophy from a pragmatist standpoint.

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instanceOf essay
aimsTo challenge Hegelian metaphysics
defend pluralism against monism
arguesAgainst necessity of a single all-encompassing Absolute
arguesFor pluralistic view of reality
pragmatic evaluation of philosophical concepts
author William James NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
criticizes Hegelian absolute idealism NERFINISHED
Hegelian dialectic NERFINISHED
Hegelian monism
critiques Hegelian notion of totality
Hegelian treatment of contradictions
Hegelian use of logical necessity
discusses meaning of abstract concepts
relation between logic and experience
role of experience in metaphysics
fieldOfStudy epistemology
history of philosophy
metaphysics
focusesOn concept of identity-in-difference
concept of the Absolute
logical categories in Hegel
genre philosophy
hasPerspectiveOn limits of rational system-building in philosophy
pragmatic test of meaning
includedIn collections of William James’s philosophical essays
influencedBy Hegelian philosophy
pragmatic method
language English
mainTopic Hegelian philosophy
pragmatism
notableFor defense of philosophical pluralism
early pragmatist critique of Hegel
philosophicalPerspective pragmatist
philosophicalPosition anti-absolutist
pluralistic
philosophicalTheme concreteness versus abstraction
experience versus system
pluralism versus monism
philosophicalTradition American pragmatism
relatedWork A Pluralistic Universe NERFINISHED
Pragmatism NERFINISHED
The Will to Believe and Other Essays in Popular Philosophy NERFINISHED

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