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In this paper I will deal with Hegel’s account of time, its relation to the dialectic and with his views on history. I will do this by examining some of Hegel’s basic texts on time and the various interpretations which have been given to them. I will also note that Hegel’s account has some affinities with the analysis of time-consciousness of such existentialists as Heidegger and Kierkegaard. Finally, I will touch upon the impact on Marx’s thought of Hegel’s ideas on history and temporality. Although Marx did not put forward a theory of time he emphasised, like Hegel, the role of process and change in historical and social development.
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Mays, W. (1975). Temporality and Time in Hegel and Marx. In: Fraser, J.T., Lawrence, N. (eds) The Study of Time II. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-50121-0_7
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