Lordship and Bondage
Hegel (Phenomenology)
The result of the struggle for recognition, when one party values life more highly than freedom. Not a model of society, but the illustration of a stage of consciousness.
Not meant
No philosophy of history and no class relation. Hegel calls it the "apparent beginning of states," not their principle. Petry demonstrates that the passage is meant didactically.
In Hegel
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Cross-references
Nicht gemeint
No philosophy of history and no class relation. Hegel calls it the "apparent beginning of states," not their principle. Petry demonstrates that the passage is meant didactically.
In den ersten auflagen
Enc. §§ 433--435
Quellen
1817 §§ 355--357
Im buch
On the didactic function, Petry, vol. 1, Introduction, p. lxxxviii
Systematischer ort
Recognition