Phenomenology of Mind/Spirit(1807)

[German]

Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel

Phenomenology of Mind/Spirit

(1807)

Translated by J. B. Baillie

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Table of Contents

On Scientific Knowledge in General    (1-72)*

Intention and Method of the Argument    (73-89)

Sense-Certainty, This, and Meaning    (90-110)

Perception, Thing, and Deceptiveness     (111-131)

Force and Understanding     (132-165)

The True Nature of Self-Certainty      (166-177)

Independence and Dependence of Self-Consciousness:                     Lordship and Bondage    (178-196)

Freedom of Self-Consciousness:                     Stoicism, Skepticism, and the Unhappy Consciousness    (197-230)

Certainty and Truth of Reason        (231-239)

(BB).  Spirit

Spirit        (438-443)

(CC).  Religion

Religion in General        (672-683)

Natural Religion    (684)   God As Light    (685-688)   Plants and Animals as Objects of Religion    (689-690)   The Artificer    (691-698)

Religion in the form of Art    (699-704)   The abstract work of art of Art    (705-719)   The living work of art    (720-726)   The spiritual work of art    (727-747)

Revealed Religion    (748-787)

(DD).  Absolute Knowledge

Absolute Knowledge     (788-808)

* The text numbers are given according to the Miller translation.

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