Keywords:
Aristotle, Middle Ages, History of Philosophy, TheologyCopyright (c) 2021 Cristina García González
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Abstract
Despite the brief extension that Hegel dedicates to the Middle Ages philosophy and the Early Modern theleological controversies in his Lectures on the history of philosophy and the Lectures on philosophy of universal history, these are of great value for the historical transmission and transformation of Aristotle’s thought, a crucial point in Hegel’s philosophy. Paying attention to these matters implies integrating Hegel into the Western tradition. However, due to the magnitude that this elaboration will recquire, the present article will be just a first attempt to the question.
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