The Routledge Guide Book to Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit

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Prev. ed. pub.: Routledge philosophy guidebook to Hegel and the Phenomenology of spirit, 2002. Cover Title Copyright Contents Preface and acknowledgements Series editor preface Author preface to the new edition Introduction Abbreviations 1 The Phenomenology in context Hegel and his times The place of the Phenomenology in Hegel's life and works Hegel's system The role of the Phenomenology Overview of the text The Preface and the Introduction Content summary 2 The dialectic of the object Sense-certainty Perception Force and the Understanding The transition to self-consciousness Content summary 3 The dialectic of the subject Mastership and servitude Stoicism, Scepticism, and the Unhappy Consciousness Content summary 4 The dialectic of Reason Rationalism and idealism Observing Reason Active Reason Practical Reason Content summary 5 The dialectic of Spirit True Spirit: ethical life Self-Alienated Spirit: culture Spirit that is certain of itself: morality Content summary 6 The dialectic of religion Natural religion Religion in the form of art The revealed religion Content summary 7 Philosophy as dialectic Absolute knowing Content summary Conclusion 8 The reception of the Phenomenology Notes Further reading Bibliography Index