Duquesne University
Department of Philosophy
PhD, 2019
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America
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    The Species Problem in Hegel's Philosophy of Nature
    The Owl of Minerva 50 (1): 47-68. 2019.
    In this article, I argue that species are mutable in Hegel’s philosophy of biology. While scholars have argued for the compatibility of Hegel’s philosophy and Darwin’s theory of evolution, none have dealt with the ontological status of species in their respective accounts. In order to make the case that for Hegel species are mutable, I first deal with a textual problem that in the 1827 edition of the Encyclopedia, the species concept appears after the sexual relationship, whereas in the 1830 edi…Read more
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    Wes Furlotte, The Problem of Nature in Hegel’s Final System
    Idealistic Studies 48 (3): 275-279. 2018.