Foreword to the second edition Foreword to the first edition General Literature Chapter 1. Introduction A Philosophy of Freedom Prejudices and Irritations a) Totality b) System c) Dialectic d) Logocentrism e) Philosophy in its own time f) The absolute Part I Early Writings and Jena Debut Chapter 2. School, Seminary, System programme a) Zealous student b) Threefold interest c) Oldest system programme Chapter 3. Hegel's Apocrypha a) Rediscovery b) Folk religion and Christianity c) A Life of Jesus d) The positivity of the Christian religion e) Faith and being f) The spirit of Christianity and its destiny g) System fragment of 1800 h) First political writings Chapter 4. Jena Exoteric a) Speculative concept of life b) Difference essay c) Habilitation d) Habilitation theses e) Critical Journal f) Scepticism ancient and modern g) Krug's quill h) Faith and Knowledge i) Natural law essay Chapter 5. Jena Esoteric a) System draft I 1803/4 b) System draft II 1804/5 c) System draft III 1805/6 d) System of ethical life Part II Phenomenology and Science of Logic Chapter 6. Anamnesis of the Human Spirit - Phenomenology a) Introductory discipline and system component b) Preface and Introduction c) Sensibility reaches understanding d) Self-consciousness attains reason e) Spirit arrives at absolute knowing Chapter 7. The Realm of the Concept - Science of Logic a) Centre of the system b) Beginning with being and through the finite to infinity c) Being-for-itself, number and measure d) Midpoint in essence and reflection e) Essential and absolute relation f) Goal in the concept g) Objectivity and idea Part III Berlin System Chapter 8. Philosophy of Nature a) Nature and idea b) Natural nature c) System of nature Chapter 9. Philosophy of Subjective Spirit a) Manifestation, subjective b) Anthropology and theory of consciousness c) Psychology Chapter 10. Philosophy of Right and of History a) Abstract right and morality b) World of ethical life c) Philosophy of history Chapter 11. Philosophy of Art a) Past character of art b) Concept of art c) Art ideal and system of art forms Chapter 12. Philosophy of Religion a) Concordance thesis b) Hermeneutics of religion c) Revealed religion as absolute religion Chapter 13. Philosophy in its Concept and History a) Three syllogisms b) History of philosophy as developmental continuum of the idea c) Afterword on dialectic and epilogue Index
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