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Hegel and the Human Spirit: A Translation of the Jena Lectures on the Pilosophy of Spirit (1805-06) with commentary

Год издания: 1983
Автор: Leo Rauch / Лео Раух
Жанр или тематика: Философия

Издательство: Wayne State University Press
ISBN: 9780814317396
Язык: Английский

Формат: PDF/DjVu
Качество: Отсканированные страницы + слой распознанного текста
Интерактивное оглавление: Да
Количество страниц: 183

Описание: Венские лекции Гегеля (1805-6) о "Философии Духа" с комментариями Лео Рауха (Leo Rauch).
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CONTENTS................................................................................................................5
PREFACE.................................................................................................................7
INTRODUCTION: On Hegel’s Concept of Spirit..............................................................................13
PART I. Spirit According to Its Concept.............................................................................15
A. Intelligence.................................................................................................15
B. Will.........................................................................................................21
PART II. Actual Spirit..............................................................................................27
A. Recognition..................................................................................................28
B. The Coercive Law.............................................................................................41
PART III. Constitution..............................................................................................55
A. Classes......................................................................................................58
B. Government...................................................................................................61
C. Art, Religion, and Science...................................................................................61
Selected Readings...................................................................................................79
THE PHILOSOPHY OF SPIRIT (1805-6).......................................................................................81
PART I. Spirit According to Its Concept.............................................................................83
A. Intelligence.................................................................................................83
B. Will.........................................................................................................97
PART II. Actual Spirit..............................................................................................117
A. Recognition..................................................................................................118
i. Immediate Recognition....................................................................................118
ii. Contract................................................................................................122
iii. Crime and Punishment...................................................................................126
B. The Coercive Law.............................................................................................130
i. [Law and Marriage].......................................................................................132
ii. [Law and Property]......................................................................................136
iii. [Judicial Force].......................................................................................139
iv. [Law, Life, and Death]..................................................................................143
Notes to Pp. 144—45.........................................................................................144
PART III. Constitution..............................................................................................149
A. Classes: The Nature of Self-Ordering Spirit..................................................................160
i. The Lower Classes and Their Outlooks.....................................................................161
ii. The Universal Class.....................................................................................165
B. Government: The Self-Certain Spirit of Nature................................................................169
C. Art, Religion, and Science...................................................................................171
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