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Hegelianism and personality : second series of Balfour lectures

"The following Lectures, forming the second series of Balfour Philosophical Lectures, were delivered in the University of Edinburgh at the close of last winter session. They take up the questions which were suggested by the concluding lecture of the previous course on Scottish Philosophy; but they will be found to depend for intelligibility on nothing beyond themselves. In preparing for publication, I have adhered to the lecture form; but in what now stands as the third and fourth lectures, I have found it desirable to alter the arrangement of topics which was adopted in delivery. I have also endeavoured, by occasional changes and additions, and by the help of Appendices and fuller references, to bring into relief the chief points on which my criticism turns, and at the same time, by more careful definition, to avoid the possibility of misconception"--Preface. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2013 APA, all rights reserved).

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