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Hegel: the first cultural-historical Psychologist

Hegel: the first cultural-historical Psychologist. A 30 minute talk by Andy Blunden for the Laboratory for Comparative Human Cognition, December 2007. Press button to start the talk. Hegel’s concern was how Germany could modernise and give its people freedom.

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Hegel: the first cultural-historical Psychologist

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  1. Hegel: the first cultural-historical Psychologist A 30 minute talk by Andy Blunden for the Laboratory for Comparative Human Cognition, December 2007. Press button to start the talk

  2. Hegel’s concern was how Germany could modernise and give its people freedom

  3. Hegel introduced theCultural-Historical Subject Descartes Hume Kant Fichte

  4. Consciousness arises in Gap between Needs and their Satisfaction Labour Intuition and Concept

  5. Activity with artefacts reproduces the universals apprehended in consciousness

  6. History is driven by vulnerability to Immanent Critique Relation of the individual to the universal (the whole society)

  7. The Logic spells out theinner dynamicsof a Gestalt Being Essence Notion

  8. The structure of the Subject is: Individual, Universal & Particular

  9. Hegel’s Logical presentation implies an Ontology of Spirit Individual psyche Collaborative activity/institution Material culture/ideals

  10. Despite all this, Hegel’s antiquity entailed certain limitations

  11. Hegel still offers the best concept of “Extended Mind” Hegel did not have a dichotomy between the individual and society But Hegel was an Idealist!!

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