Solomon. In the Spirit of Hegel. Notes
S.SH
52<--- The material on Enlightenment "versus" Romanticism is representative of the writer's often highly acute analyses of the dynamics of philosophy and philosophers.
One should not be put off by the writer's popular "ordinary American" writing style, as the analyses are often penetrating. Even so, one must beware this man's ability in this vein, as we see in his very excellent defense of Nietzsche, which yet manages to gloss over negativities, sometimes with an adroit phrase or two.
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