My Own Hegelian Presentation No

1. Begin: Right

"Hegel’s Philosophy of Right explores how true freedom is realized through our participation in social institutions. He proposes that individual freedom is not isolated but is shaped and expressed within the structures of society. Hegel divides the development of freedom into three stages

1, 3: Right

1. Abstract Right: At this basic level, individuals recognize each other's rights, such as property ownership. It's about personal autonomy and the acknowledgment of others' rights.

2. Morality: Here, we move beyond mere actions to consider intentions and personal moral duties. It involves an internal sense of right and wrong, where individuals reflect on their motives and responsibilities.

3. Ethical Life: The highest stage, where individual freedom and societal norms are fully integrated. This includes family, civil society, and the state. In this stage, personal freedom is expressed through participating in and upholding social institutions that embody ethical values.

1 Close: right

However, it's important to remember that for Hegel, this doesn't mean simply conforming. It's about recognizing these societal norms as an extension or manifestation of one's own freedom and rationality. In other words, you're not just following society's rules because they are imposed upon you, but because you recognize them as rational and beneficial.

2 Open: Logic

exploration of the fundamental structure of reality through a progression of categories.

2 Being

considers the finite details of reality, like the characters and plot in a movie.

2 Essence

1. uncover the underlying structures and processes that define reality. Here, Hegel introduces the idea that reality is not static but a dynamic process of change and development

2. goes deeper, analyzing themes and messages, akin to understanding a movie's underlying messages.

2 Notion

1. unit of being and essence

2. Doctrine of Notion is about the evolution and maturation of our understanding and thought.

3. similar to the spirits but specific to the process not the person

3 Open: Nature and Spirit

In Hegel's Philosophy of Nature and Spirit, he presents a comprehensive view of reality that's divided into three dimensions.

3 Subjective Spirit

 individual consciousness, self-awareness, and how we personally interpret the world

3 Objective Spirit

1. represents the societal structures we're part of, such as laws, norms, and institutions.

2. These are like the rules of a game that guide how we interact with each other and the world. 

3 Absolute Spirit

1.  ultimate unity of the subjective and objective spirits.

2. It's realized in areas like art, religion, and philosophy, which express the deepest truths of existence. 

3. achieves full self-awareness and recognizes itself as the ultimate reality.

4. It represents the unity of the human mind and the world, embodying freedom, self-determination, and self-consciousness."