Hegel's Career and Politics

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The book examines the intricate connection between Hegel's philosophy and his political environment, challenging the prevailing view of him as an independent thinker. It reveals how Hegel, often perceived as lacking academic talent, rose to prominence by aligning himself with the repressive Prussian state. Tabak's thorough research intertwines biographical, historical, and philosophical insights, providing a nuanced portrait of Hegel's career and the socio-political dynamics that shaped his legacy in Germany's intellectual landscape.