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Stephen Hicks sees the return to Hegel as a symptom of the poverty of twentieth-century philosophy and considers the liberal reading of him mistaken. In his view, Hegel's philosophy leads to obedience to the state, and the experiences of Russia and Japan testify to this authoritarianism.
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