Phenomenology: a meeting between Plato and Aristoteles

I hope very sincerely that somebody has red Phenomenology of Spirit from Hegel; I think that nobody has read this book is very difficult and, sometime, boring, I admit that it is very difficult, but it is Hegel philosophy. But I want write this essay about my opinion on Phenomenology, because I think that this book has in itself Plato and Aristoteles, but why? A paragraph says: “…the first supersensitive word is copy of real word...”; this is Plato because he spoken about Word of ideas and this concept is modern translation of Word of ideas, where everything is present and in fact mankind found again on the word images and other that he has seen in the Ideas word. Hegel continuing to this opinion says also: “…The first word supersensitive, in fact it was perceived word immediately…because copy, it has had his model in this perceived word…”, the word “copy” is same used from Plato, mimesis(μίμέσίς); then it is a Plato’s think that Hegel has translated on Absolut spirit. But Aristoteles, where is? Second philosopher, this is Aristoteles is present for speculative reality, this is ability of mankind to see and consider reality, perception of real word, in fact he says: “the sensible certainty shows itself as acknowledge more rich; “in fact it is impossible that we set an external border, for space and time…”; it is criterion for acknowledge of Aristoteles, this is sensible reality and then reality, through philosophical speculation. Then in the first book of Hegel has addresses both Aristoteles and Plato, and he, after this book continues for Absolut spirit and he, naturally, sees it on God.

Alessandro Lusana