GEORG HEGEL (1770-1831)
Hegel argues that it only seems as though the objects of thought are different from thought itself. For Hegel, the illusion of difference and separation between these two apparent "worlds" is shown as such when both thought and nature are revealed as aspects of Spirit. This illusion is overcome in Absolute Spirit, when we see that there is only one reality - that of Spirit, which knows and reflects on itself, and is both thought and what is thought about.
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