
Hegel: Texts and Commentary | |
Tác giả: | G.W.F. Hegel |
Ký hiệu tác giả: |
HE-G |
Dịch giả: | Walter Kaufmann |
DDC: | 193 - Triết học Đức và Áo |
Ngôn ngữ: | Anh |
Số cuốn: | 2 |
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PREFACE FOR THE ANCHOR EDITION | |
The Preface to the Phenomenology: Translation with Commentary on Facing Pages | 1 |
I. Philosophy must become scientific | 7 |
1. Science is not the naked result | |
2. Inner necessity that philosophy become scientific | 15 |
3. External necessity that philosophy become scientific | 21 |
II. The idea of a phenomenology of the spirit | |
1. The true not only substance but also subject | 29 |
2. What is phenomenology? | 41 |
3. Whose spirit? Individual or universal? | 45 |
III. Truth | 57 |
1. The forms of consciousness and truth | 57 |
2. Historical and mathematical truths | 63 |
3. Philosophical truth | 71 |
IV. Conclusion | 89 |
1. The exertion of the Concept | 89 |
2. There is no royal road to science | 103 |
3. The philosopher and the public | 109 |
“Who Thinks Abstractly?” (Translation) | |
INDEX | |
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS |

