> This isn't an adequate rendering of the Hegel's elaboration of "the higher
> dialectic of the conception" in terms of "self-estrangement" within the
> labour process, the elaboration appropriated in the role in individual
> development Marx himself assigns to the labour process.
How would you summarize in four or five paragraphs Hegel's lectures on the philosophy of history (http://www.marxists.org/reference/archive/hegel/hisindex.htm), intending your summary to modern readers not necessarily familiar with 19th century German philosophy?
"Nothing significant in human history has ever been accomplished without passion." (Hegel)