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Hegel's contemporaries, a graphical timeline

333333 Hegel (absolute idealism) and newer philosophy

Hegel's contemporaries, a graphical timeline

Martin Grimsmann, Lutz Hansen2008

Hegel'contemporaries

See also:

Hegel Biography
Timeline
Contemporaries, description

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Martin Grimsmann/Lutz Hansen: “Hegel's contemporaries, a graphical timeline” (2008). https://hegel.net/en/v333333_contemporaries.htm (accessed ____-__-__).

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