A philosophical treatise on the concept of self-worship in the works of the German philosopher Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel. Written in German in the mid-19th century by Karl Alexander von Reichlin-Meldegg, this work provides a deep analysis of Hegel's ideas and their implications for understanding the nature of selfhood and consciousness.

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