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• in what way are they influenced by Hegel or by criticising/opposing Hegel (or other Hegelians)? In what way do they have Hegelian roots in their biography and/or work?
• in what way did the grasp Hegel's Philosophy correctly, in case they build on him or criticise him ?
• what could Hegelians learn form their philosophy? In what way are they relevant to Hegel, Hegel studies and/or Hegelians of today?
• how would an update of Hegel's "Lectures on the History of Philosophy" handle these new Philosophers and their Philosophy?

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