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Thus in ''[[Phenomenology of Spirit]]'' (1807), [[Hegel]] shows how [[consciousness]] [[progress]]es towards [[dialectic|absolute knowledge]] by means of a series of confrontations between opposing elements.
Each confrontation is resolved by an operation called the ''[[Aufhebung]]'' (usually translated as "[[sublation]]") in which a new idea (the [[dialectic|synthesis]]) is born from the opposition between [[dialectic|thesis]] and [[dialectic|antithesis]]; the [[[[dialectic|synthesis]] simultaneously annuls, preserves and raises this opposition to a higher level.
==Alexandre Kojève==
==See Also==
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* [[Analysand]]
* [[Analyst]]
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* [[Desire]]
* [[Lack]]
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* [[Knowledge]]
* [[Master]]
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* [[Other]]
* [[Philosophy]]
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* [[Progress]]
* [[Time]]
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* [[Treatment]]
* [[Truth]]
