Hegel’s Philosophy of History

On Hegel’s non-linear dialectic

Alexander Dugin explains that for Hegel, the end of history is a return to the origin.

The Absolute Spirit is not a beginning but the result of the complete cycle of the unfolding of subjectivity—hence Hegel is not an idealist but a phenomenologist. However, he is a phenomenologist of the Radical Subject. If Hegel declares the Absolute as a result, then …