Quiz: Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel

  1. When was Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel born?

    • 1770, Stuttgart, Germany.
    • 1844, Röcken, Germany.
    • 1762, Rammenau, Saxony, Germany.
    • 1813, Copenhagen, Denmark.
    Answer

    1770, Stuttgart, Germany. — Born: 1770, Stuttgart, Germany..

  2. When did Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel die?

    • 1831, Berlin, of cholera.
    • 1814, Berlin, of typhus.
    • 1857, Paris.
    • 1883, London, England.
    Answer

    1831, Berlin, of cholera. — Died: 1831, Berlin, of cholera..

  3. What is Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel known for?

    • The dialectic of thesis, antithesis, and synthesis, the master slave struggle, and the claim that the real is the rational.
    • The world as will and representation, and the ethics of compassion and ascetic denial.
    • The Course of Positive Philosophy, the law of three stages, and the founding of sociology as a science.
    • God is dead, the will to power, the Übermensch, master and slave morality, and the eternal recurrence.
    Answer

    The dialectic of thesis, antithesis, and synthesis, the master slave struggle, and the claim that the real is the rational. — Known for: The dialectic of thesis, antithesis, and synthesis, the master slave struggle, and the claim that the real is the rational..

  4. Which school of thought was Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel part of?

    • German idealism, its completion.
    • Analytic philosophy, its founder; logicism.
    • German idealism.
    • None; the critic of all schools.
    Answer

    German idealism, its completion. — School: German idealism, its completion..

  5. True or false: German thinker whose system made history the unfolding of reason itself.

    • True
    • False
    Answer

    True — From the entry's summary.