The Phenomenology of Mind

The Phenomenology of Mind by Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, translated by James Black Baillie

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Original title: Phänomenologie des Geistes (1807).

Table of contents

• Preface: On Scientific Knowledge in General
• Introduction: Intention and Method of the Argument

A. Consciousness

• I. Sense-Certainty, This, and Meaning
• II. Perception, Thing, and Deceptiveness
• III. Force and Understanding

B. Self-Consciousness

• IV. The True Nature of Self-Certainty

C. Free Concrete Mind

(AA) Reason

• V. Certainty and Truth of Reason

(BB) Spirit

• VI. Spirit

(CC) Religion

• VII. Religion in General

(DD) Absolute Knowledge

• VIII. Absolute Knowledge

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