الاتجاه المثالي للتاريخ عند هيجل

Abstract EN

In his philosophy of the historicity of the world, in its absolute forms represented by all harmonious and dispersed realities as they have manifested themselves for the individual, Hegel believes that it is no more than " a path in which the soul struggles to reach its own self-awareness, I mean in order to be free, and each stage of its course represents a degree of freedom.” Hegels philosophy of history accounts for the contradictory relationships in the world and placed them in the context of an overall rational unity existed in varieties of contexts; that unity' is called the absolute idea which is liberated by means of advancements of human consciousness based on the practice of freedom to snatch it out of its narrow potentials shape it historically*and to achieve its ends in terms of the State.

History according to Hegel is a conflict of opposites shaped by an order.

The double contradiction between values of good and evil or right and wrong make that conflict evolve in a logic that goes beyond the natural phenomena*thus*leading the successive process of the movement of history towards its specified final path.