Thesis
Hegel (Dialectic)
The first, immediate positing or assertion in a dialectical movement. The thesis is still abstract and calls forth its necessary opposition (antithesis), which then leads to synthesis (sublation) (Ch. 1.4, 24.4).
Origin
Antithesis; Synthesis; Dialectic; Sublation
In Hegel
Enz. §80 (the moment of understanding)