A Reading of Hegel's "Phenomenology of Spirit
The first edition of this title was much acclaimed as the leading interpretation and exposition of Hegel's "Phenomenology of Spirit." This revision, based on continuing research, keeps this book in the forefront of Hegelian scholarship. The author has made additions and corrections to his reading of this, Hegel's most important work, and he provides an excellent interpretation of Hegel's language, in all of its complexity. To scholars it will remain an indispensable study and students new to...
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The first edition of this title was much acclaimed as the leading interpretation and exposition of Hegel's "Phenomenology of Spirit." This revision, based on continuing research, keeps this book in the forefront of Hegelian scholarship. The author has made additions and corrections to his reading of this, Hegel's most important work, and he provides an excellent interpretation of Hegel's language, in all of its complexity. To scholars it will remain an indispensable study and students new to Hegelian philosophy will find it approachable and clear.
PrefaceIntroduction11Hegel's Introduction252Sense Certainty433Perception564Force and Understanding745Self-Consciousness96ADomination and Servitude123BFreedom of Self-Consciousness1346Reason149AReason Observing156BThe Actualization of Rational Self-Consciousness Through Its Own Activity176CIndividuality Which Is Real in and for Itself1897Spirit203ATrue Spirit - The Norm of Immemorial Custom206BSelf-Alienated Spirit - Culture217CSpirit Certain of Itself - Morality2418Religion258AReligion of Nature263BReligion of Art266CThe Religion of Revelation2749Absolute Knowing28610Preface301Bibliography of Works Cited333Index337
