The modern concept of time and the concept of history. About the foundations of Heidegger's discussion with Hegel

Synthesis Philosophica 22 (1):141-155 (2007)
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The author is convinced that the key of Heidegger’s critical relationship toward Hegel’s philosophy can be found in the interpretation of the problem of time. This is why he deals with the analysis of the basic outlines of Heidegger’s criticism of Hegel’s concept of time, where he believes this criticism to be problematic considering its starting point, as well as the concrete analysis of the respective parts of Hegel’s work. What is problematic in Heidegger’s critical viewpoint, which he starts from, is the intention to find a link between spirit and time. Still, with this mission, the substance of Hegel’s philosophy is misunderstood

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