Methodological aspects of interpreting the relationship of the individual, society and state in G.W.F. Hegel's early works

Criticizing the methodological limitation of empiricism and rationalism, G.W.F. Hegel developed theoretical prerequisites for overcoming it on the basis of the concept of freedom as a universal spiritual entity. At the same time, he created an appropriate methodology for such an interpretation of the concept of freedom with its subsequent extrapolation to the problems of the relationship of the individual, society and state. The foundations of this approach were laid already in early works of the German scientist.