Name this German idealist thinker who influenced, but did not work with, Karl Marx.
His primary works were The Science of Logic, Encyclopedia of the Philosophical Sciences, Elements of the Philosophy of Right, and Phenomenology of Spirit. He often described development in three stages: In itself, out of itself, and in and for itself. These stages are sometimes described as thesis, antithesis, and synthesis, and they are sometimes summarized using the term Dialectic. Name this German idealist thinker who influenced, but did not work with, Karl Marx.
His primary works were The Science of Logic, Encyclopedia of the Philosophical Sciences, Elements of the Philosophy of Right, and Phenomenology of Spirit.
(Georg Wilhelm Friedrich) Hegel