194 years ago today, on November 14, 1831 (October 11, 1831 lunar calendar), the famous German philosopher Hegel died. On November 14, 1831, the famous German philosopher Hegel died at the age of 61. Hegel regarded the absolute spirit as the origin of the world. Around this basic proposition, Hegel established a system of objective idealism, which mainly describes the three stages of the self-development of the absolute spirit: logic, natural philosophy, and spiritual philosophy. Hegel wrote a lot in his life, his representative works include "Phenomenology of Mind", "Complete Book of Philosophy", "Principles of Philosophy of Law", "Lectures on the History of Philosophy", "Historical Philosophy" and "Aesthetics". Engels later gave him a high evaluation: "For the first time - and this is his great achievement - Hegel described the whole natural, historical and spiritual world as being in constant motion, change, transformation and development, and attempted to reveal the inner connection between this movement and development." Review: Germany is rich in philosophers