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In which German city was the philosopher Hegel born in 1770?
Answer: Stuttgart
Why: His birthplace in Stuttgart is preserved today as a museum dedicated to his life and philosophy.
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What country was philosopher Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel from?
Answer: Germany
Why: Hegel was born in Stuttgart in 1770, when Württemberg was its own duchy; a unified Germany arrived only in 1871, forty years after his death.
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What was the usual punishment at Hegel's Tübingen seminary?
Answer: forfeit wine
Why: In 1791 Hegel himself spent a few hours in the Stift's student jail for riding to a nearby village without permission and returning too late.
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In which language did Hegel write his major philosophical books?
Answer: German
Why: Hegel's 1801 Jena habilitation thesis on planetary orbits appeared in Latin, yet every major book from the 1807 Phenomenology on was German.
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What kind of idealism did Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel create?
Answer: absolute idealism
Why: Hegel's absolute idealism is monistic: one Absolute Spirit unfolds itself as history, covering all natural and social phenomena.
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What three parts make up Hegel's Encyclopaedia?
Answer: Logic, Nature, and Spirit
Why: Hegel published the Encyclopaedia in Heidelberg in 1817 as a textbook for his lecture audience, then revised it in 1827 and 1830.