Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich

Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich (gā'ôrkh vil'helm frē'drikh hā'gul) [key], 1770–1831, German philosopher, b. Stuttgart; son of a government clerk.

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