Hegel's Phenomenology of Mind is not the specific place of the position of his philosophy of arts. However, it is possible to understand the systematic relationship between many fundamental concepts of this work of 1807 and the Hegel's conception of art in his maturity. Through this relationship, we will detach in our interpretation three different and complementary theses: 1. From the work of art as ideal product of the work of the "Geist"; 2. The symbolism of the natural religion as product of the worker to the beauty of the religion of the arts; 3. The necessity of the oracle to the concrete subjectivity of the actor of the theatre.
Hegel; Phenomenology; Art