G. W. F. Hegel: Lectures on the History of Philosophy
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The third development of the philosophy of the understanding is that represented by Leibnitz and Wolff.  If Wolff's metaphysics is divested of its rigid form, we have as a result the later popular philosophy.

 

[*Although not corresponding to the table of contents or the other "divisions" within the work, the scanned text had this as "Third Section". - CM]