ABSOLUTE KNOWING: AROUND THE INTRODUCTION AND CHAPTER VIII OF HEGEL´S PHENOMENOLOGY OF SPIRIT

Abstract

This Note proposes a reinterpretation of the Absolute Knowing in Hegel, through an interpretive revision of the Introduction and Chapter VIII of the  Phenomenology of spirit. The Absolute Knowing is a complex term that is not exempt from an equivocity in its interpretation, since this concept manifests itself as a culminating moment in the experience of consciousness, as it appears from knowing in its entirety.