Provides an interpretation of Hegel's philosophy as being oriented by the logical structure of artifacts and argues that the key to understanding Hegel's idealism is the view that concepts are realized in the humanly made world. It will be valuable to students and scholars interested in Hegel's philosophy and in contemporary metaphysics.
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