A retelling of G. W. F. Hegel · 1837
The Philosophy of History
“Hegel's lectures on world history argue that reason governs the world, and that history is the progress of the consciousness of freedom — from the ancient East, where one alone was free, through the Greeks and Romans, where some were free, to the modern world, which knows that all are free.”
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Contents5 episodes · ~15 min
- 1Introduction: Reason in HistoryFree
- 2Part One: The Oriental World🔒
- 3Part Two: The Greek World🔒
- 4Part Three: The Roman World🔒
- 5Part Four: The Germanic World🔒