Lectures on the Philosophy of History

"Lectures on the Philosophy of History" by Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, first delivered in the early 19th century and later published posthumously, is a seminal work that explores the development of human history through a philosophical lens. In these lectures, Hegel offers profound insights into the progression of human societies, cultures, and civilisations, tracing the dialectical unfolding of historical events.

Through meticulous analysis, Hegel examines the underlying principles and forces driving historical change, emphasising the importance of ideas, values, and the development of human consciousness. He argues that history is not simply a series of random events but rather a rational and purposeful process leading toward the realisation of freedom and self-awareness.

"Lectures on the Philosophy of History" provides readers with a comprehensive framework for understanding the dynamics of historical development, offering valuable perspectives on the interplay between individuals, nations, and the broader currents of world history. Hegel's work remains influential in the fields of history, sociology, and philosophy, shaping discussions on the nature and meaning of human progress.

Product Details:

• ISBN: 907666014X
• EAN: 9789076660141
• Publisher: Wordbridge Pub
  
• Binding: Paperback
• Copyright Date: 2011
• Pub Date: May 01, 2011
• Physical Info: 2.49 cms H x 22.86 cms L x 15.24 cms W (0.64 kgs), 442 pages