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Comment on Dove's "Hegel and the secularization hypothesis"

Howard P. Kainz

pp. 156-160

Abstract

I can hardly disagree with most of the remarks in Professor Dove's oral presentation. But as regards the Secularization Hypothesis — I think that this topic invites comparison with the theme of the paper which Professor Schmitz presented this morning. It seems to me that the thesis that Professor Schmitz proposed concerning the possibility of an Absolute Negativity beyond the Hegelian dialectic, is an attempt to find an autonomy or transcendence for religion after the fact of the Hegelian version of the "death of God" has been considered.

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O'Malley Joseph J, Algozin K W , Kainz Howard P., Rice L C (1973) The legacy of Hegel: proceedings of the Marquette Hegel symposium 1970. Dordrecht, Springer.

Pages: 156-160

DOI: 10.1007/978-94-010-2434-1_13

Full citation:

Kainz Howard P. (1973) „Comment on Dove's "Hegel and the secularization hypothesis"“, In: J. J. O'malley, K. Algozin, H. P. Kainz & L.C. Rice (eds.), The legacy of Hegel, Dordrecht, Springer, 156–160.