Habermas is the foremost contemporary theorist of Hegelian Geist, the one who has taught us the most about its fine structure, the theorist who has best found an idiom for making explicit the commitments that are implicit in our being discursive normative creatures. So, what is not to like about Hegel's version of these ideas? There are a lot of possible answers to that question.
F. W. Hegel; Jürgen Habermas; Geist; discourse ethics