Hegel's “Science” and Whitehead's “Modern World”

Philosophy 31 (116):36-54 (1956)
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“I have never been able to read Hegel: I initiated my attempt by studying some remarks of his on mathematics which struck me as complete nonsense. It was foolish of me, but I am not writing to explain my good sense.”—A. N. Whitehead.

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