This thinker criticized stoicism and skepticism for being indifferent to or negating the other, ultimately leading to alienation in the unhappy consciousness.
This thinker criticized stoicism and skepticism for being indifferent to or negating the other, ultimately leading to alienation in the unhappy consciousness. In another work, he argued that "being" and "nothing" are indistinguishable except in the context of "becoming," a relation he described as Aufhebung, or sublation. This author of Science of Logic described a situation in which one party becomes dependent on the other despite having triumphed in an earlier "struggle to the death." He often presented his arguments through a dialectic. For 10 points, name this German philosopher who described the masterÂ–slave dialectic in The Phenomenology of Spirit.
This thinker criticized stoicism and skepticism for being indifferent to or negating the other, ultimately leading to alienation in the unhappy consciousness.
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel