"My reason for rejecting Hegel and monism in general is my belief that the dialectical argument against relations is wholly unsound. I think such a statement as 'A is west of B' can be exactly true. You will find that Bradley's arguments on this subject pre-suppose that every proposition must be of the subject-predicate form. I think this the fundamental error of monism."
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Bertrand Russell, letter to John Paulos, August 2, 1966, published in The Autobiography of Bertrand Russell, Vol. 3 (1967), p. 253
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Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
1770 β 1831
deutscher Philosoph
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