In his 1830 lectures, the leading German philosopher G. W.F. Hegel spoke about the "Negro" as "natural man in his wild and untamed nature" and argued that there is "nothing remotely humanized in the Negro's character."

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In his lectures, Hegel did indeed characterize African individuals in extremely derogatory and dehumanizing terms, reflecting the Eurocentric and racist attitudes prevalent among many European intellectuals of his time.

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