THE CONCEPT OF EVENT IN THE HEGEL PHILOSOPHY

The article traces the meaning of the concepts of event and occurrence in Hegel's philosophy. Starting from the so-called juvenile writings where it takes place within the framework of Christian theology, the evolution of meanings is followed through the philosophy of history and political philosophy, logic and ontology, up to the history of the philosophy and speculative thinking. Through this evolution the concept of happening manages to overcome the merely representative and abstract terrain to reach the density of the concrete universal or of the true truth.