In one book, this thinker claimed that philosophy is always too late to make a difference, using the example of the Owl of Minerva only flying at dusk.
In one book, this thinker claimed that philosophy is always too late to make a difference, using the example of the Owl of Minerva only flying at dusk. One of his lecture series describes the three parts of the Destiny of Reason to answer the question "What is the Ultimate Design of the World?" That work argues that there is no distinction between studying philosophy and the history of philosophy. A system of morality developed by him incorporates (*) non-interference, morality and the ethical life as three distinct spheres that intersect with one another. He wrote a work whose narrative moves through progressively higher levels of consciousness before finally arriving at "absolute knowledge." For 10 points, name this author of Philosophy of Right and The Phenomenology of Spirit.
In one book, this thinker claimed that philosophy is always too late to make a difference, using the example of the Owl of Minerva only flying at dusk.
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel