That work describes figures like Caesar and Napoleon as "world-historical" figures who bring about major change, while another work contains a chapter on "The Truth of Self-Certainty."
Roger Scruton wrote an essay viewing this philosopher "as a conservative thinker" while a work titled after him "and Modern Society" as well as a 1975 study of him were written by Charles Taylor.  A  noted "Introduction to the Reading of" him was written by Alexander Kojeve, and one of his own works splits up a titular idea into "original," "reflective," and "philosophic" categories.  That work describes figures like Caesar and Napoleon as "world-historical" figures who bring about major change, while another work contains a chapter on "The Truth of Self-Certainty." Along with writing The Philosophy of History and The Philosophy of Right, this philosopher discussed the master/slave dialectic in another work. FTP, name this German who wrote The Phenomenology of Spirit.
Roger Scruton wrote an essay viewing this philosopher "as a conservative thinker" while a work titled after him "and Modern Society" as well as a 1975 study of him were written by Charles Taylor.  
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich {Hegel}