Hegel’s Idea of a Phenomenology of Spirit
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Table of Contents

Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Ch. 1: The Phenomenology as "Introduction" to Hegelian Science
Ch. 2: Curing Modern Culture: The Pedagogical Tasks
Ch. 3: Justifying Hegelian Science: The Epistemological Tasks
Ch. 4: Creating God, Meaning, and Truth: The Metaphysical Tasks
Ch. 5: The Phenomenology as "Appearance" of Hegelian Science
Ch. 6: The Phenomenology’s Independence from Hegelian Science
Ch. 7: The Aufhebung of the Phenomenology to Hegelian Science
Ch. 8: Two Varieties of Historicism
Ch. 9: History in the Chapters Consciousness through Reason
Ch. 10: Intellectual Historicism in the Chapters Consciousness through Reason
Ch. 11: History in the Chapters Spirit through Absolute Knowing
Ch. 12: Further Intellectual Historicism in the Phenomenology
Ch. 13: The Issues
Ch. 14: The Basic Case for a Shift in Plan
Ch. 15: The Underlying Logic of the Phenomenology
Ch. 16: The Effects of the Shift in Plan on the Design of the Phenomenology
Ch. 17: Hegel’s Reasons for the Shift in Plan
Ch. 18: A Fundamental Reinterpretation or Devaluation?
Ch. 19: The Historical Relativity of the Phenomenology
Appendices
Index
Introduction
Ch. 1: The Phenomenology as "Introduction" to Hegelian Science
Ch. 2: Curing Modern Culture: The Pedagogical Tasks
Ch. 3: Justifying Hegelian Science: The Epistemological Tasks
Ch. 4: Creating God, Meaning, and Truth: The Metaphysical Tasks
Ch. 5: The Phenomenology as "Appearance" of Hegelian Science
Ch. 6: The Phenomenology’s Independence from Hegelian Science
Ch. 7: The Aufhebung of the Phenomenology to Hegelian Science
Ch. 8: Two Varieties of Historicism
Ch. 9: History in the Chapters Consciousness through Reason
Ch. 10: Intellectual Historicism in the Chapters Consciousness through Reason
Ch. 11: History in the Chapters Spirit through Absolute Knowing
Ch. 12: Further Intellectual Historicism in the Phenomenology
Ch. 13: The Issues
Ch. 14: The Basic Case for a Shift in Plan
Ch. 15: The Underlying Logic of the Phenomenology
Ch. 16: The Effects of the Shift in Plan on the Design of the Phenomenology
Ch. 17: Hegel’s Reasons for the Shift in Plan
Ch. 18: A Fundamental Reinterpretation or Devaluation?
Ch. 19: The Historical Relativity of the Phenomenology
Appendices
Index
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