Researches On View Of Hegel's Process Thought

As the principle of interpretation of Philosophy,the Thought of Process is moving about producing and dying,existing and developing,opposing and unifying.The thought of process exists from Herat Litt's all things changing,Plato's producing and dying,Kant's trinity,Fichte's positive and negative,Schelling's system philosophy to Hegel's dialectics.With the critical inheritance of process thought from Herat Litt to German Classical Philosophy,Hegel builds up the view of objective idealist dialectics,describe the world as a process.First of all,on basis of the whole History of western philosophy,this thesis summarizes sources of Hegel's process thought,and then combing the context.As the ontology of the world,consciousness is a process with the moving-itself,developing-itself,what is the “one” in Hegel's mind,and consciousness creates all things from free to creating statues of absolute spirit.As the truth,absolute spirit is a new starting,in which practice makes work as intermediary action.Hegel looks the world as a process and all things are moving,contacting and developing,which reflects his thinking mode of dialectical process thought.Lastly,as the direct reference of Hegel's process thought,Marxist philosophy Upsides down Hegel's philosophy and mixes new materialism,practicing and subjective initiative of human beings to form the new principle of philosophy explanation,the way of practice process thought,and philosophy back to earth of practicing from heaven of explaining the world.This thesis uses the methods of text analysis,basis on Hegel's philosophy books,to express his process thought;uses system research,basis on Hegel's philosophy system,to summarize generation and development of its philosophy;uses comparative analysis to study in Hegel's process thought from vein of traditional metaphysics,Hegel's philosophy of dialectics and Marxist philosophy,and summarize the main concepts of Hegel's process thought from comparison of old materialism,Hegel's dialectic of objective idealism and the practical view of Marx's philosophy.