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James refered to the internal relation between actuality and potentiality as "the entire secret" of Hegel's dialectics (meaning Marx's as well) (James, 1992, 129).
Hegel's dialectic is a universal cognitive solvent; it licenses epistemological anarchy.
of Missouri-Columbia) analyzes German literature and philosophy from the late eighteenth to the early twentieth centuries to locate their ontological and metaphysical theories about death, building from Hegel's dialectic of death to Holderlin's ontological guilt, Nietzsche's existential function of death, Rilke's holistic recovery of it, and Heidegger's existential-ontological analysis.
 
 
 
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