nonHegelian
NonHegelian refers to philosophical perspectives that stand in contrast to or reject the core tenets of Hegelianism, the philosophical system developed by Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel. Hegelianism is characterized by its dialectical method, its emphasis on Geist (Spirit or Mind) as the driving force of history, and its teleological view of history progressing towards a rational end.
Philosophies considered nonHegelian often diverge on these fundamental points. Some thinkers may reject the dialectical method,
Examples of philosophical traditions or individual thinkers often described as nonHegelian include those associated with existentialism