The preface to this man's most famous work outlines his method of "pure looking at" that he favors over deductive reasoning.
One work by this thinker claims that true individual freedom arises from the synthesis of the universal and subjective will and distinguishes between the abstract, moral, and ethical realms of the title subject. Another work by this man argues that the title discipline has developed through four world epochs to arrive at the mature Germanic stage where all men are free by nature. The preface to this man's most famous work outlines his method of "pure looking at" that he favors over deductive reasoning. That work by this author of Philosophy of Right and Lectures on the Philosophy of History examines the constantly changing relationship between consciousness and its objects and introduces the master-slave dialectic. For 10 points, name this German philosopher who wrote The Phenomenology of Spirit.
One work by this thinker claims that true individual freedom arises from the synthesis of the universal and subjective will and distinguishes between the abstract, moral, and ethical realms of the title subject.
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich {Hegel}