Hegel and Greek Tragedy

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Focusing on the interpretations of Greek tragedy, this study explores G.W.F. Hegel's philosophical evolution from his early theological ideas to his system of absolute idealism. It highlights how Hegel's analysis of tragedy reflects his broader political concerns in the modern context, linking literary critique to philosophical development. The work defends the significance of tragedy in understanding Hegel's thought and its implications for contemporary political discourse.