Hegel, Nietzsche, and Philosophy

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Exploring the theme of freedom, this study intricately connects Hegel's Philosophy of Right with his broader systematic approach, utilizing Logic for interpretation. It highlights that true freedom encompasses both social-political institutions and philosophical practice. The second half delves into Nietzsche's views on decadence and nobility, critiquing heteronomous choices and Kantian autonomy, ultimately advocating for a positive conception of liberation. By uniting Hegel and Nietzsche in dialogue, the author offers original insights valuable to students of philosophy and political theory.