Phenomenology of Spirit¶
Hegel, G. W. F. (1807). Phenomenology of Spirit. Oxford University Press.
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- Dialectics
- Dialectics is the philosophical account — in Hegel, Marx, and their successors — of how reality, thought, or history develops through the immanent generation and resolution of contradiction: the contradicted thesis position
This sourceFoundational statement of dialectical movement, including the master-slave (lordship/bondage) dialectic in which one-sided recognition generates a contradiction sublated (Aufhebung) into mutual recognition; supports the contradicted-thesis component (195) and is the correct source for the master-slave-dialectic example (202).
- Dialectics is the philosophical account — in Hegel, Marx, and their successors — of how reality, thought, or history develops through the immanent generation and resolution of contradiction: the contradicted thesis position
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