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Does Hegel's Perception of the World History Mean More Than Just a Popular Quotation? As an absolute idealist with an absolute mind, Georog Wilhelm F. Hegel claimed that the only real thing that had ever existed was "the ideal" itself. Ideal in everything: from a human being - to the development of human history, from the very beginning - to the acme of the highest potential, from the emergence of absolute mind - to its culmination within the history.1 Such was the approach of the Great German philosopher Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, born at Stuttgart on August 27, 1770, to the universal things, i.e. spirit, mind, essence, freedom, nation, state, history, consciousness etc. In the course of historic development, Hegel's philosophical and theological paradigms greatly influenced the standpoints of many prominent thinkers both of the past and modern historical methods and studies. This paper generally outlines the core features of...

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