Hegel's Philosophy of Mind

About this eBook

Author

Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich, 1770-1831

Language

English

LoC Class

B: Philosophy, Psychology, Religion

Subject

Philosophy

Category

Text

eBook-No.

39064

Project Gutenberg

https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/39064

Release Date

March 5, 2012

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.Contents — Preface. — Five Introductory Essays In Psychology And Ethics.
2. 2.Essay I. On The Scope Of A Philosophy Of Mind. — (i.) Philosophy and its Parts. — (ii.) Mind and Morals. — (iii.) Religion and Philosophy. — (iv.) Mind or Spirit.
3. 3.Essay II. Aims And Methods Of Psychology. — (i.) Psychology as a Science and as a Part of Philosophy. — (ii.) Herbart. — (iii.) The Faculty-Psychology and its Critics. — (iv.) Methods and Problems of Psychology.
4. 4.Essay III. On Some Psychological Aspects Of Ethics. — (i.) Psychology and Epistemology. — (ii.) Kant, Fichte, and Hegel. — (iii.) Psychology in Ethics. — (iv.) An Excursus on Greek Ethics.
5. 5.Essay IV. Psycho-Genesis. — (i.) Primitive Sensibility. — (ii.) Anomalies of Psychical Life. — (iii.) The Development of Inner Freedom.
6. 6.Essay V. Ethics And Politics. — (i.) Hegel as a Political Critic. — (ii.) The Ethics and Religion of the State. — Introduction.
7. 7.What Mind (or Spirit) is.
8. 8.Subdivision. — Section I. Mind Subjective.
9. 9.Sub-Section A. Anthropology. The Soul. — (a) The Physical Soul 119 . — (α) Physical Qualities 120 . — (β) Physical Alterations. — (γ) Sensibility 121 . — (b) The Feeling Soul.—(Soul as Sentiency.) 122 — (α) The Feeling Soul in its Immediacy. — (β) Self-feeling (Sense of Self) 124 . — (γ) Habit 125 . — (c) The Actual Soul. 126
10. 10.Sub-Section B. Phenomenology Of Mind. Consciousness. — (a) Consciousness Proper 127 . — (α) Sensuous consciousness. — (β) Sense-perception 128 . — (γ) The Intellect 129 . — (b) Self-consciousness 130 . — (α) Appetite or Instinctive Desire 131 . — (β) Self-consciousness Recognitive 132 . — (γ) Universal Self-consciousness. — (c) Reason 133 .
11. 11.Sub-Section C. Psychology. Mind 134 . — (a) Theoretical mind. — (α) Intuition (Intelligent Perception) 136 . — (β) Representation (or Mental Idea) 137 . — (γ) Thinking 144 . — (b) Mind Practical 145 . — (α) Practical Sense or Feeling 146 . — (β) The Impulses and Choice 147 . — (γ) Happiness 148 . — Free Mind 149 . — Section II. Mind Objective.
12. 12.Distribution.
13. 13.Sub-Section A. Law. 152 — (a) Property. — (b) Contract. — (c) Right versus Wrong.
14. 14.Sub-Section B. The Morality Of Conscience 155 . — a. Purpose 156 . — b. Intention and Welfare 159 . — c. Goodness and Wickedness 160 .
15. 15.Sub-Section C. The Moral Life, Or Social Ethics 161 . — AA. The Family. — BB. Civil Society 162 . — a. The System of Wants 163 . — b. Administration of Justice 164 . — c. Police and Corporation 166 . — CC. The State. — α. Constitutional Law 167 . — β. External Public Law 168 . — γ. Universal History 169 . — Section III. Absolute Mind 171 .
16. 16.Sub-Section A. Art.
17. 17.Sub-Section B. Revealed Religion 172 .
18. 18.Sub-Section C. Philosophy. — Index. — Footnotes

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