Definition of Hegelianism in English:

Hegelianism

nounheɪˈɡiːljənɪz(ə)mhəˈɡeɪliəˌnɪzəm

mass noun

The philosophical system of the German philosopher Hegel.
the rediscovery of Hegelianism
Example sentencesExamples
- He went to Germany to study Hegelianism at the source.
- Hegelianism was the first of numerous attempts at grandiose system building in the 19th century.
- He had just begun to make a critique of the Hegelianism in which he had been trained as a student and to absorb the materialist ideas of Ludwig Feuerbach.
- After he had repudiated conservative Hegelianism, he managed to insinuate into his essays and reviews a libertarian, democratic outlook.
- By the middle of the nineteenth century, the influence of Hegelianism was almost dead.

Definition of Hegelianism in US English:

Hegelianism

nounhəˈɡeɪliəˌnɪzəmhəˈɡālēəˌnizəm

The philosophical system of the German philosopher Hegel.
the rediscovery of Hegelianism
Example sentencesExamples
- He went to Germany to study Hegelianism at the source.
- By the middle of the nineteenth century, the influence of Hegelianism was almost dead.
- Hegelianism was the first of numerous attempts at grandiose system building in the 19th century.
- After he had repudiated conservative Hegelianism, he managed to insinuate into his essays and reviews a libertarian, democratic outlook.
- He had just begun to make a critique of the Hegelianism in which he had been trained as a student and to absorb the materialist ideas of Ludwig Feuerbach.

单词	Hegelianism
释义	Definition of Hegelianism in English: Hegelianism nounheɪˈɡiːljənɪz(ə)mhəˈɡeɪliəˌnɪzəm mass noun The philosophical system of the German philosopher Hegel. the rediscovery of Hegelianism Example sentencesExamples He went to Germany to study Hegelianism at the source. Hegelianism was the first of numerous attempts at grandiose system building in the 19th century. He had just begun to make a critique of the Hegelianism in which he had been trained as a student and to absorb the materialist ideas of Ludwig Feuerbach. After he had repudiated conservative Hegelianism, he managed to insinuate into his essays and reviews a libertarian, democratic outlook. By the middle of the nineteenth century, the influence of Hegelianism was almost dead. Definition of Hegelianism in US English: Hegelianism nounhəˈɡeɪliəˌnɪzəmhəˈɡālēəˌnizəm The philosophical system of the German philosopher Hegel. the rediscovery of Hegelianism Example sentencesExamples He went to Germany to study Hegelianism at the source. By the middle of the nineteenth century, the influence of Hegelianism was almost dead. Hegelianism was the first of numerous attempts at grandiose system building in the 19th century. After he had repudiated conservative Hegelianism, he managed to insinuate into his essays and reviews a libertarian, democratic outlook. He had just begun to make a critique of the Hegelianism in which he had been trained as a student and to absorb the materialist ideas of Ludwig Feuerbach.
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