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I think most English speakers know of the foreword to the Phenomenology as the "Preface." It's not unusual to find people referring to "Hegel's celebrated 'Preface' to the Phenomenology" as a stand alone unit. I recommend changing "foreword" in this article to "Preface" throughout. Both Baillie and Miller, the two best known English translators of the Phenomenology, refer to the "Preface" rather than the "foreword." | I think most English speakers know of the foreword to the Phenomenology as the "Preface." It's not unusual to find people referring to "Hegel's celebrated 'Preface' to the Phenomenology" as a stand alone unit. I recommend changing "foreword" in this article to "Preface" throughout. Both Baillie and Miller, the two best known English translators of the Phenomenology, refer to the "Preface" rather than the "foreword." | ||
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| + | :Good point. I have changed the article according to your recomendation. I apreciate very much your help in making this article better readable for the native english speaker. [[User:Kai|Kai]] 15:31, 23 April 2008 (UTC) | ||
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I think most English speakers know of the foreword to the Phenomenology as the "Preface." It's not unusual to find people referring to "Hegel's celebrated 'Preface' to the Phenomenology" as a stand alone unit. I recommend changing "foreword" in this article to "Preface" throughout. Both Baillie and Miller, the two best known English translators of the Phenomenology, refer to the "Preface" rather than the "foreword."
- Good point. I have changed the article according to your recomendation. I apreciate very much your help in making this article better readable for the native english speaker. Kai 15:31, 23 April 2008 (UTC)