Hegel's Philosophy of Mind
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Preface.
Five Introductory Essays In Psychology And Ethics.
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.
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.
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.
Essay IV. Psycho-Genesis.
(i.) Primitive Sensibility.
(ii.) Anomalies of Psychical Life.
(iii.) The Development of Inner Freedom.
Essay V. Ethics And Politics.
(i.) Hegel as a Political Critic.
(ii.) The Ethics and Religion of the State.
Introduction.
What Mind (or Spirit) is.
Subdivision.
Section I. Mind Subjective.
Sub-Section A. Anthropology. The Soul.
(a) The Physical Soul119.
(α) Physical Qualities120.
(β) Physical Alterations.
(γ) Sensibility121.
(b) The Feeling Soul.—(Soul as Sentiency.)122
(α) The Feeling Soul in its Immediacy.
(β) Self-feeling (Sense of Self)124.
(γ) Habit125.
(c) The Actual Soul.126
Sub-Section B. Phenomenology Of Mind. Consciousness.
(a) Consciousness Proper127.
(α) Sensuous consciousness.
(β) Sense-perception128.
(γ) The Intellect129.
(b) Self-consciousness130.
(α) Appetite or Instinctive Desire131.
(β) Self-consciousness Recognitive132.
(γ) Universal Self-consciousness.
(c) Reason133.
Sub-Section C. Psychology. Mind134.
(a) Theoretical mind.
(α) Intuition (Intelligent Perception)136.
(β) Representation (or Mental Idea)137.
(γ) Thinking144.
(b) Mind Practical145.
(α) Practical Sense or Feeling146.
(β) The Impulses and Choice147.
(γ) Happiness148.
Free Mind149.
Section II. Mind Objective.
Distribution.
Sub-Section A. Law.152
(a) Property.
(b) Contract.
(c) Right versus Wrong.
Sub-Section B. The Morality Of Conscience155.
a. Purpose156.
b. Intention and Welfare159.
c. Goodness and Wickedness160.
Sub-Section C. The Moral Life, Or Social Ethics161.
AA. The Family.
BB. Civil Society162.
a. The System of Wants163.
b. Administration of Justice164.
c. Police and Corporation166.
CC. The State.
α. Constitutional Law167.
β. External Public Law168.
γ. Universal History169.
Section III. Absolute Mind171.
Sub-Section A. Art.
Sub-Section B. Revealed Religion172.
Sub-Section C. Philosophy.
Index.
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