Hegel and the Spiritual Evolution of Absolute Subject

The article interprets the methodological potential of Hegel’s speculative dialectics as a possible course of spiritual evolution of the Absolute subject. The intention is towards the method, first through the very construction of the “idea of freedom” from the point of view of Logic; second, throug...

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Published inEthics in Progress Vol. 12; no. 2; pp. 89 - 111
Main Author Minkov, Ivo
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Adam Mickiewicz University 31.12.2021
Uniwersytet Adama Mickiewicza
Subjects
Absolute Subject
ethics
History of Philosophy
mediation
methodologization
Philosophical Traditions
Special Branches of Philosophy
spiritual evolution
methodologization
Absolute Subject
mediation
ethics
spiritual evolution
History of philosophy
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Summary:The article interprets the methodological potential of Hegel’s speculative dialectics as a possible course of spiritual evolution of the Absolute subject. The intention is towards the method, first through the very construction of the “idea of freedom” from the point of view of Logic; second, through the constitutive function of freedom and the transition of the subjective spirit into the objective spirit; third, through the unfolding of mediation in the realms of the objective spirit. This essentially substantial methodologization dissolves the theoretical space of the idea of the mediating function of freedom as an ontological principle of ethical life. In line with the paradigm of such a course, the text considers a project of speculative ethics, a project within the framework of which the methodological and ontological sublation of spiritual evolution takes place.
ISSN:2084-9257
2084-9257
DOI:10.14746/EIP.2021.2.7