Hegel mentions how the object and subject are not able to be known individually. The same as Kant and Shopenhaur. The only difference is that to Hegel to get to objective knowledge is by a dialectical process while Kant and Shopenhaur both hold there is no window into the dinge an sich.
Einstein suggested the knowledge depends both on pure reason and also empirical observation--not one or the other. This seems to be the approach of Hegel. I mean in his Encyclopedia the part on Logic around part 169 or so[I forget where]. Hegel talks about God as object and then shows how the whole idea of Christianity is to bridge the gap between God as Object and us mankind. Then right away says that is whole idea of true knowledge to bridge the gap between subject and object. This is different from the Kant Fries School of Dr Kelley Ross where you also have non intuitive immediate knowledge.
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