A retelling of G. W. F. Hegel · 1807
Phenomenology of Spirit
“Hegel's first great work traces the journey of consciousness from the simplest certainty — 'this, here, now' — through perception, self-consciousness, the struggle of master and servant, reason, the history of ethical life, culture and revolution, morality and religion, to 'absolute knowing': spirit that comprehends itself and its own history.”
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Contents10 episodes · ~44 min
- 1Preface: On Scientific KnowledgeFree
- 2Introduction: The Path of Doubt🔒
- 3I. Sense-Certainty: The "This" and Meaning🔒
- 4II. Perception: The Thing and Deception🔒
- 5III. Force and the Understanding: Appearance and the Supersensible World🔒
- 6IV. Self-Consciousness: Master and Servant; the Unhappy Consciousness🔒
- 7V. Reason: Observing, Acting, Testing🔒
- 8VI. Spirit: Ethical Life, Culture, Morality🔒
- 9VII. Religion: Nature, Art, Revelation🔒
- 10VIII. Absolute Knowing🔒