Hegel and the Problem of Self-Consciousness

Self-awareness means the state of mind that allows individuals to recognize how others perceive him, and how he sees himself. In the measure of "psycho-phenomenology", "independence and dependence of self-consciousness: dependence on sovereignty and binding force", Hegel states about the development of self-development, but he agrees with the personal idea advocated by early philosophers . He raised the allegation that he realized that he was a conscious entity and a subject, and that other entities (and other entities) were subjects from the perspective of the main subject (self).

Hegel, his self conscious mind set up Edipus as his first philosopher in his lecture on the history of philosophy, standing in the center of philosophy. The definition of Heidegger's philosophy is a process of self-generated destruction and recreation, in which Edipus is embodied. But the doctrine of Kant's freedom and unavoidable coexistence, I thought it was most relevant to Oedipus. He had to be his character (enthusiasm, temperament, pride, courage, stubbornness, wisdom, curiosity), he chose to conquer Sphinx by killing an old man at the intersection. Because destiny is what we created for ourselves, we are "to become ourselves" using Pindar's expression and subtitles to explain Nindzsche's Ecce Homo. But Oedipus is responsible for his behavior and is free to become a modern Sartre hero, "innocent"

In Hegel's text ("Self-awareness" section, "Sovereignty and Bindings" section, and Adel of "Unfortunate Consciousness"), I cite three examples of "doubling consciousness". "Adel believes that this is one-third of them, and forms a basic model of" struggle "text. The interpretation of the concept of "double consciousness" of Dubois may be called "deflationaryism". Adolf Reed (Jr.) pursued. Dubois' political philosophy book published in 1997, WEB Dubois and American political thought: Fabianism and color line. Reid's book proposes an American black political thinking method that criticizes what he calls the "defensive" approach. Sex European tradition (1997: 12)

Hegel said that in the history of the world, in the process of free self - development, he can distinguish several important forms of spiritual self - consciousness. Each corresponds to an important principle. More specifically, there are four worldwide historical periods, each showing a spiritual principle expressed through the mainstream culture. In "Policy of Rights", Hegel discussed these in paragraphs 253 - 260 in a very short way. I will explain more elaborate handling of Hegel's appendix on lectures of world history philosophy.