Hegel's Philosophical World History Theory and Significance
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https://doi.org/10.54097/ijeh.v7i1.4865Keywords:
Hegel, World history, World rationality.Abstract
With his amazing insight, Hegel took the broad historical space as the object of philosophical reflection and took the lead in explaining the theory of "world history". As the most distinctive part of Hegel's philosophy of history, the theory of "world history" has profoundly grasped the development trend of world integration since modern times, and has extremely profound practical significance.
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