Hegel's the Unconscious of History

i think there's so fir thetheat he historical level, hegel is dangerously idealist in the necessity that he projects on to the sort of european nation state paradime. And at the level of individual psychology, deles will say that he's dangerously idealist when it comes to the concrete structures of psyche formation. I think we're going to ke a brief look at that lithuanian philosopher from the eighteenth century, solomon mymon nd. Like to see how his thinking back stops dolos's concept of difference. So fuco saysyou read, for example, that a man killed his wife after a dispute. It's quite simple, daily life,