Our proposal is to consider the relationship between the systematic function of the Phenomenology of Spirit in Hegel's thought and the categories of externalization and alienation, according to the object and the expositive method related to this philosophical Science (and the work that exposes it). Thus, we present the hypothesis of a fundamental relationship between alienation and cultural formation in the chapter VI of the Phenomenology of Spirit. The demonstration that the exposition of this work does not treat of objects directly, but to the experience of consciousness against these objects, moves away from a reading that takes it as a thematization of objective social relations.
Externalization; Alienation; Cultural Formation; Hegel