Hegel's Dialectical View of Revolution

Hegel believed that there was the absolute idea. The absolute idea gives birth to nature, and in particular, the state has exact statement: "The state is the divine idea that exists on earth" That gives birth as a that gives a structure to society. There's Marxist superstructure that gives the state does and that gives birth to a spirit of the people,. A geist, which is really in a sense a broadly very broadly construed cultural milieu in which they're in. And then it finally bursts through when the contradictions become untenable, unbearable, any longer, and a real revolution occurs. In the process, a new idea is instantiated. And that new idea gives rise

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