Memory, History, Justice in Hegel

The book explores Hegel's concept of 'dialectical memory,' examining its implications for understanding history. It presents two distinct models within Hegel's philosophy: one that bases history on 'ethical memory' and another that views justice as the driving force behind historical development. This analysis invites readers to reconsider the foundational principles that shape historical narratives and the role of memory in articulating ethical and just frameworks in history.