The Hegel Reader

The Hegel Reader is the most comprehensive collection of Hegel's writings currently available in English.

Preface. Acknowledgements. General Introduction. Part I: Early Writings:. Introduction. 1. The Earliest System-Programme of German Idealism. 2. Love. 3. Fragment of a System. 4. The Difference Between Fichte's and Schelling's System of Philosophy: The Need of Philosophy. Part II: Phenomenology of Spirit:. Introduction. 5. Phenomenology of Spirit: Preface. 6. Phenomenology of Spirit: Introduction. 7. Phenomenology of Spirit: Consciousness. Sense-certainty. 8. Phenomenology of Spirit: Self-consciousness. 9. Phenomenology of Spirit: Spirit. Absolute Freedom and Terror. 10. Phenomenology of Spirit: Spirit. Absolute Knowing. Part III: Logic:. Introduction. 11. Encyclopaedia Logic: Introduction. 12. Encyclopaedia Logic: Preliminary Conception. 13. Science of Logic: Introduction. 14. Science of Logic: With What Must the Science Begin?. 15. Science of Logic: Doctrine of Being. 16. Science of Logic: Doctrine of Essence. 17. Science of Logic: Doctrine of the Notion [Concept]. Part IV: Philosophy of Nature and Philosophy of Subjective Spirit:. Introduction. 18. Philosophy of Nature: Introduction. 19. Philosophy of Nature: Mechanics. Space and Time. 20. Philosophy of Nature: Organics. The Animal Organism. 21. Philosophy of Spirit: Introduction. 22. Philosophy of Subjective Spirit: Anthropology and Phenomenology of Spirit. 23. Philosophy of Subjective Spirit: Psychology. Part V: Philosophy of Objective Spirit: Philosophy of Right and Philosophy of History:. Introduction. 24. Philosophy of Right: Preface and Introduction. 25. Philosophy of Right: Abstract Right and Morality. 26. Philosophy of Right: Ethical Life. 27. Philosophy of History: Introduction. Part VI: Philosophy of Absolute Spirit: Aesthetics, Philosophy of Religion and History of Philosophy:. Introduction. 28. Aesthetics: The Ideal. 29. Aesthetics: The Particular Forms of Art. 30. Aesthetics: Tragedy, Comedy and Drama. 31. Philosophy of Religion: Preface and the Consummate Religion. 32. History of Philosophy: Introduction. Bibliography. Index.