British Journal for the History of Philosophy · 2007 · 53 citations · 0 references
Variety (Linguistics)Morphology (Linguistics)SemanticsAbstract Object TheoryCurious CaseHistorical LinguisticsLanguage StudiesIntellectual HistoryNeologismConcrete UniversalMorphologyHegelian RingSublation ’Philosophy Of LanguageHumanitiesDialectic ’Philosophical InquiryBritish IdealismLinguisticsModernity
Like the terms ‘dialectic’, ‘Aufhebung’ (or ‘sublation’), and ‘Geist’, the term ‘concrete universal’ has a distinctively Hegelian ring to it. But unlike these others, it is particularly associated ...