A Reading of Hegel’s Master / Slave Relationship

The Owl of Minerva 25 (1):47-60 (1993)
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The question concerning the meaning of the figures of the second stage of the Phenomenology of Spirit - desire, the master/slave relation, and universal self-consciousness - opens up a vast territory of possible interpretations. These few pages have indeed a density and a richness which is rare in philosophy. One could say that this section alone of the Phenomenology contains more matter for thought than the complete works of many philosophers. Hegel synopsizes this well known section with one paragraph

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10.5840/owl199325117

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