Hegel ve Heidegger felsefesinde dünyanın tarihselliği

Though, in our time, we readily speak of the world as distinct from nature, we are nevertheless tempted to believe that the "world" in which we engage is the immediate nature consisting of inanimate objects. However, we are also tempted to defend the idea that the world is historical and cultural. In our study, we will analyze the Hegelian and Heideggerian conceptions of the historicity of the world. Two main questions will guide our study: 1. How should we approach the difference between what is always already there (nature) and the world? 2. And to what extent does the subject (or Spirit or Dasein) have the power to shape and constitute the world? From these questions, our study tries to explain what the historicity of the world is in Hegel and Heidegger and then to compare their conception of the historicity of the world.