In his most famous work, this author of Lectures on the Philosophy of (*) History and The Philosophy of Right described the evolution of consciousness towards "Absolute Knowledge" and the synthesis of the thesis and antithesis to form the "dialectic".
This thinker rejected the objective form of the title concept for the subjective in The Science of Logic. This thinker argued that men like Caesar and Napoleon advanced the title concept and asserted that German society was the peak of human development in two of his works. In his most famous work, this author of Lectures on the Philosophy of (*) History and The Philosophy of Right described the evolution of consciousness towards "Absolute Knowledge" and the synthesis of the thesis and antithesis to form the "dialectic". For 10 points, name this German philosopher, author of The Phenomenology of Spirit.
This thinker rejected the objective form of the title concept for the subjective in The Science of Logic.
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich {Hegel}