Another section states that intuitions are "blind", but that turning them into explicit criteria shows that they are laden with assumptions.
One later philosopher stated that this work was essentially a platonic dialogue between different historical systems. One section of this work states that culture is the product of self-alienated spirits; that section also introduces the author's concept of "ethical substance". Another section states that intuitions are "blind", but that turning them into explicit criteria shows that they are laden with assumptions. One important concept in this work is explained in a parable where (*) two men meet, start fighting, and avoid killing each other because doing so would be an "abstract negation" This work blames all social strife as being rooted in master-slave morality, and it introduces the triad of thesis, antithesis, and synthesis. For 10 points, name this work which later authors stated introduced the dialectic, a work that traces the origin of consciousness by Georg Hegel.
One later philosopher stated that this work was essentially a platonic dialogue between different historical systems.
Phenomenology of Mind [or Phenomenology of Spirit or Phänomenologie des Geistes]