Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel is a philosopher from Germany, one of the founders of German philosophy in its classical form.
General data from Hegel's biography
The great thinker was born in the 18th century in the family of an official who manages finances at the duke's court. Hegel received a very good education. From early childhood he was fond of reading scientific and philosophical books. The future philosopher was especially fond of the literature of antiquity, in particular, he devoted a lot of time to Sophocles.
Hegel studied hard, which allowed him to receive the title of Master of Philosophy by the age of 20. Since 1818 he has been a professor of philosophy at the University of Berlin, and from that time he began to publish his works.
Books of the Philosopher
Hegel's works and his philosophical judgments have become very popular, and in our time have long passed into the category of classics.
Hegel's quotes cover topics such as the designation of the spirit, its formation, the concept of perfect being, the philosophy of nature, law and history.
Main works of the thinker:
- "Phenomenology of Spirit"’;
- "The Science of Logic";
- "Philosophy of Law";
- "Philosophy of Religion".
More than 30 books and essays belong to his pen. Hegel, whose booksput forward new philosophical ideas, appreciated by his contemporaries, they were finalized by his followers.
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel quotes
The philosopher's statements have been translated into other languages, including Russian. Hegel was especially effective when he spoke about freedom: "Man is educated for freedom." Many modern politicians would do well to read the books of the German philosopher.
If the general philosophical concepts of the scientist are quite difficult to understand, especially one of his most significant works "Phenomenology of the Spirit", then Hegel's quotes themselves are very vital and understandable even to people who are far from abstract teachings.
Here is another worthy thought of a worthy person: "The main goal of education is to make a person an independent creature, that is, a creature with free will." Reading the famous Hegel quotes like: "Since marriage is concluded at the moment of the triumph of feelings, it is not absolute, but unstable and carries the possibility of termination", one can say that the author was well versed in psychology.
Of course, the ideas of Georg Wilhelm Hegel are limited by his time, but many researchers believe that the ways of interpreting his philosophy have not yet been fully exhausted and have prospects for the future.
As the researcher of Hegel's works V. S.
Modern parents will also find something for themselves in the works of the philosopher. "Fromof all kinds of immoral relationships, treating children as slaves is in the first place."
The main ideas defended by the author were absolute idealism and dialectics. Hegel's philosophy is considered the highest point of development in the German school, which is called "speculative idealism".
The author in the preface to his "Philosophy of Law" managed to formulate the principle of his worldview as follows: "The reasonable is the present; the present is reasonable".
Hegel's quotes, as well as his books in general, are widely used both among philosophers and among simply educated people.
