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Hegel Georg Wilhelm Friedrich: Enciklopedija filozofskih nauka

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Enciklopedija filozofskih nauka

Hegel Georg Wilhelm Friedrich

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Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel: Enciklopedija filozofskih nauka

Hegelov pojam enciklopedije najjezgrovitije je formuliran u Enciklopediji filozofskih nauka u nacrtu i istovremeno egzemplarno predstavljen u tom djelu koje je objavljeno u ljeto 1817. godine, nakon Hegelovog preuzimanja filozofske profesure na Sveučilištu Heidelberg, kao vodič za njegove slušatelje, 1827. godine izdano je u temeljnom i gotovo dvostruko većem drugom edition, which the author himself significantly changed in 1830, a year before his death, in the third edition. In a certain sense, the Encyclopedia became the "foundational book of Hegel's philosophy" and was an important integral part of the academic philosophy teaching at the universities of Heidelberg and Berlin. Hegel not only used it when he gave lectures on the encyclopedia of philosophical sciences, but also when he dealt with the areas of philosophy that he distinguished in the Encyclopaedia, namely the science of logic, the philosophy of nature and the philosophy of spirit. The progression from a logically conceived idea to encyclopedically understood nature and from it to spirit is not a temporal, but a timeless process, so that, according to Hegel, idea, nature and spirit have always had to exist together, only on different levels of self-knowledge of the spirit: in logic, the spirit thinks of itself, in nature (encyclopedic) the spirit places itself as another being, in order to master reality at all, in phenomenology, the spirit freed from all natural randomness builds its own, spiritual history through the subject. Hegel's philosophy is significant in the construction of a versatile system of science that stands out for its thought consistency and depth. He is called the Aristotle of the modern age, and it is generally considered that in his system of absolute idealism the development of Western metaphysical philosophy reached its peak and completion. After his death, the common name for philosophical trends that start from the basic principles of Hegel's philosophy and develop towards completely opposing viewpoints is called Hegelianism or Hegelism.

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