La «Introducción a la historia de la filosofía” de Georg Hegel

Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel's Introduction to the History of Philosophy, the initial part of his work published in 1837, presents his philosophical system by resolving all being into the Idea.

According to an analysis by Omnes, Hegel's work addresses the subjectivism found in the philosophical system of Kant. While Kant maintained the concept of the "thing in itself" as the cause of sensations and the beginning of knowledge, Hegel moved toward total subjectivity. This transition follows the groundwork laid by Fichte, who argued that maintaining an external "thing in itself" created inconsistencies within the Kantian system. Hegel's approach results in panlogism and pantheism.