هيجل

Many people see that the works of Hegel are obscure and highly complex, but his importance and influence cannot be denied by anyone. No philosopher of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries had the great influence that Hegel did, and the only possible exception to this generalization is Karl Marx, who was himself greatly influenced by Hegel. If it were not for Hegel, none of the intellectual or political developments that have occurred over the last one hundred and fifty years would have taken the course they did. In this book from the series "A Very Short Introduction," Peter Singer dispels any excuse for the reader to remain unaware of the foundations of Hegel's philosophy; by providing a general discussion of his ideas and most important works.