God and the Self in Hegel

In God and the Self in Hegel, Paolo Diego Bubbio explores Hegel’s unique conception of God and its implications for his metaphysics, emphasizing the importance of understanding the relationship between God and human beings. The book addresses key theological and philosophical issues, such as the nature of God's existence, the Trinity, and the “death of God,” highlighting how Hegel’s view offers a response to traditional challenges in religion and philosophy. Through this analysis, Bubbio demonstrates how Hegel’s thought provides a way to overcome subjectivism and reconcile the mind-world relationship without prioritizing one over the other. The audiobook features essential references to maintain academic integrity and contextual depth.