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1817 In his Encyclopaedia of the Philosophical Sciences, German philosopher Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel describes the unconscious as a knight-like abyss.
3 Hegel argues against what he sees as the rigid opposition between the universal (conceived as the domain of law) and the particular (conceived as living individuality) in Kant's practical philosophy.
The great representative, in modern times, of the kind of view which we wish to examine, was Hegel (1770-1831). Hegel's philosophy is very difficult, and commentators differ as to the true interpretation of it.