Hegel's Phenoenology Is Not the Last Chapter on the Absolute

"I have a theory of knowledge. I think the good part of hegel's phenoenology, the thing that he is known for, is not the last chapter on the absolute," says Mark Twain. "The idea that i can know individual sensory particulars as immediate and direct is actually predicated on the use of universal terms and language." He adds: 'No dissatisfaction is to be found at any of the stations on the way'