Comment by bowsamic
8 months ago
Well it isn’t a fallacy because if you reason without presuppositions you do uncover the absolute truth
8 months ago
Well it isn’t a fallacy because if you reason without presuppositions you do uncover the absolute truth
> if you reason without presuppositions
This cannot be accomplished, and the conclusion that such a feat leads to absolute truth is philosophically untenable.
Yes it can. Hegel did it in the Science of Logic
Many people have made philosophical claims. That does not make them categorically true, and Hegel certainly has his critics.
I used to know a guy that read some Hegel and then claimed dominion over Knowing the Truth and I used to piss him off by saying shit like “dogmatic people are slaves to their fears” and “discourse is a form of oppression”
And what elevates Hegel over any other philosopher, prophet, god, or performance artist?
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